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Prohibition Exhibit at Huron County Museum Kathleen Smith Goderich Signal Star The 1 iuron County Museum on North Street in Goderich will be officially opening its doors to a new exhibit on the topic of Prohibition in the County. A grand opening date of May 18, which is International Museum Day, the exhibit will run until Sep- tember 24, when the space will then be open to local artists for the Huron County Art Show. "We try to keep this space occu- pied and filled with an exhibit during the busy season, and if you come between May and the end of October, you can buy a joint admission and go see the Goder- ich Jail as well," said Huron County Museum Senior Curator Elizabeth French -Gibson. The building itself belongs to the community history of Huron County, and the Museum strives to touch on a lot of different stories that affected the whole of Huron County, from fashion exhibits to historical content exhibits. "For this exhibit, we wanted to do something that is very Huron County based, and something that hasn't been told too much. Huron County has a wide variety of how they tackled this issue," explained French -Gibson. For those planning on explor- ing the Museum and the Prohi- bition Exhibit, visitors can expect to see a collection of arte- facts of liquor bottles as well as a large case display of artefacts on loan from a local collector, and pieces from an archaeology dig in Egmondville. "Huron County has a long history with the topic of prohi- bition," said French -Gibson. The Huron County voted out at 1959, but the battle of prohibi- tion began in 1884. From research on the County during those years, the local options, the Canada Temper- ance Act, and the Ontario Liq- uor Act, the Huron County Museum was able to create an informational exhibit. French -Gibson explained the Museum's endeavour to tell sto- ries for people in the County. "We want people from the County to come and learn from the exhibit, but we also want to educate all the tourists who come through .as well. A lot of our audience in the bus months are from people who aren't from this community. We are trying to Huron County Museum Senior Curator Elizabeth French -Gibson prepares the Prohibition Exhibit. Photos by Kathleen SmitlUGoderich Signal Star A display case of various liquor and beer bottles on loan to the Museum from a local collector. show people what happened throughout the historyof prohi- bition and some of the debate and argument that went along with it, said French -Gibson. There will also be activities that go along with the prohibi- tion exhibit, including a Tem- perance themed picnic in July, outside (weather permitting) of the Museum. The exhibits that rotate through Huron County Museum add a new element to the history of the County and the community. The exhibits give people another reason to come back to the Museum. Senior Curator Elizabeth French -Gibson is currently work- ing orking on a three -year -out schedule, and is now planning for 2020. Members of the local com- munity and Huron County can look forward to an exhibit on agriculture next year, and an exhibit on the Lakeshore of I luron County in 2019. Please visit huroncountymu- seum.ca for details on hours and admission. See page 10 for more photos.