Developing Foodways and Gardening Strategies for the L.M. Montgomery Museum & Literary Centre

This project will complete an urgently needed feasibility study linking researchers and graduate students from the University of Guelph with the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum and Literary Centre (LMMMLC) in Norval. Together, this team of researchers and community partners will define current best practices in museum design to create a plan for the LMMMLC to use in developing an innovative educational facility in Ontario that will commemorate both Lucy Maud Montgomery’s legacy and celebrate the history of women in Canada. This feasibility study is the vital first step in the LMMMLC’s vision to develop the Norval site into a globally-recognised museum.

Faculty Supervisor:

Linda Mahood

Student:

Kesia Kvill

Partner:

Heritage Foundation of Halton Hills

Discipline:

History

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University:

University of Guelph

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