The Iroquois Falls Pioneer Museum is a non-profit organization, governed by a Board of Directors, created to collect, preserve and interpret the history of Iroquois Falls for the period of the arrival of the first Europeans in 1686 through to the settlement of Iroquois Falls until the present, with special emphasis on pioneer life, by means of a museum, educational programs and public events.

IROQUOIS FALLS HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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President: Alexa Wollan

Secretary: Heather Wollan

Treasurer: Ramona Pepin

Chamber of Commerce Representative: Denise DeForge

Town of Iroquois Falls Representative: Gilles Fournier

Directors: Chris Damstead, Ken Wollan, Cindy Lou Girard,
Boyne Hall, Emily McGrath, Carol Ann Charette, Denis Charette

Museum Director: Alexa Wollan

The Historical Society Board meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. at the Iroquois Falls Pioneer Museum.

The historical images shown are available for purchase on CD disc (over 2,000 pictures and articles). The heritage is at your fingertips!

Larger group? School Class? Call ahead to book your tour!

Alexa Wollan 705-258-3409 or 705-258-3730 E-mail