The "Malagawatch Church" and the "Centre Chimney House" were both moved by dedicated historians and craftsmen to the Highland Village Museum at Iona from other areas of the island. They are part of a magnificent retrospective reconstruction of Cape Breton history that have thrilled countless visitors to the site during summer months for decades. Attendants and volunteers in period costume present the story of Cape Breton's past, including its buildings, clothing, tools and manufacturing skills.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Sunny Day at Iona Village, Cape Breton, N.S.
The "Malagawatch Church" and the "Centre Chimney House" were both moved by dedicated historians and craftsmen to the Highland Village Museum at Iona from other areas of the island. They are part of a magnificent retrospective reconstruction of Cape Breton history that have thrilled countless visitors to the site during summer months for decades. Attendants and volunteers in period costume present the story of Cape Breton's past, including its buildings, clothing, tools and manufacturing skills.
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