In 1954 Co. No 1 Princeton Guide troops raised money through community paper drives and selling the same Girl Guide Cookies we all enjoy to this day. The troop won second prize in an all Canadian contest and received a prize of $250.00.

Girl Guides and Brownies continued in Princeton under the leadership of many volunteers willing to give of their time until the year 2000.

Come in and check to see if we have your surname. We will continue to add more families as information becomes available
Don't see your surname? We would be glad to add you. Bring us your information and pictures and we will be happy to make up a history for your family in our collection
Contact Information: gmgurney69@gmail.com

Princeton History Plaques

Come visit the Museum and immerse yourself in Princeton's history. We have several plaques of Princeton in the 1900's - Churches, buildings that have burnt down, main street, a train derailement and more. They are amazing to see in person. If you are interested in Sponsoring a plaque, please let us know, we would love to have more.

Here are a few to pique your interest:

Bordens

Main Street Princeton

Methodist Church Visit our New Page "Displays/Exhibits"

It contains pictures of at all our permanent displays and exhibits. To get the full experience you'll have to see them in person. Come visit us soon!

• Free Movie Nights! (Courtesy of the Princeton Public Library)

  FREE Movies in the plush 45 seat Princeton Theatre! Popcorn provided, only water in the theatre please.
  See our Free Movie Night section for what movies are playing