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Historic building housing a post office and general store with a bench outside.

Marshville Heritage Society's Heritage preservation

THE WEAVERY

A person who makes fabric by weaving fiber together is a weaver. 


Most weavers use a loom, a device that holds the threads tightly as they're being woven.

Fast Facts


  • The loom you see here was built circa 1800 


  • The loom was originally housed in Jim Young’s homestead on Young’s Road in Wainfleet


  • Jim’s grandfather, Joseph wove blanker learned to weave at the age of 11. He wove blankets and rag rugs on it


  • The loom was donated by Jim & Miriam Young

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PO Box 54 Wainfleet, L0S 1V0

905-899-9995

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