Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Clam Harbour United Church was one of the first buildings obtained by the Lake Charlotte Area Heritage Society in 1999 with the goal for it to become part of the new Memory Lane Heritage Village, a 1940s living history museum. In this video longtime resident and church caretaker, Bub Russell, shares his memory of the move from its original site near the entrance of Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park, to its new home 10 km up the road.
This is the story of the Clam Harbour United Church.
Memory Lane Heritage Village is celebrating its 20th anniversary on July 1st, 2020. Many thanks goes out to our community for the hard work and support demonstrated by our volunteers, visitors, and supporters over the past two decades.
The Clam Harbour United Church was one of the first buildings obtained by the Lake Charlotte Area Heritage Society in 1999 with the goal for it to become part of the new Memory Lane Heritage Village, a 1940s living history museum. In this video longtime resident and church caretaker, Bub Russell, shares his memory of the move from its original site near the entrance of Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park, to its new home 10 km up the road.
This is the story of the Clam Harbour United Church.
Memory Lane Heritage Village is celebrating its 20th anniversary on July 1st, 2020. Many thanks goes out to our community for the hard work and support demonstrated by our volunteers, visitors, and supporters over the past two decades.
