Huntsville Public Library has revealed three new, special edition library cards to commemorate Canada 150
Huntsville Public Library has revealed three new, special edition library cards to commemorate Canada 150

Huntsville Public Library unveils special edition Canada 150 library cards

As a part of Huntsville Public Library’s Canada 150 celebrations, they have released special edition library cards that celebrate the culture and history of the Town of Huntsville. The three cards depict images shared by Muskoka Heritage Place (MHP) and local artist Janine Marson.

The first card is a photograph from the MHP collection of Captain George Hunt, Huntsville’s founder.

Ron Gostlin and Sara White show off the new Captain George Hunt library card

Ron Gostlin and Sara White show off the new Captain George Hunt library card

The second card shows the first location of the library on Main Street.

Huntsville's first library was on Main Street

Huntsville’s first library was on Main Street

The third card is a painting by Janine Marson that will be displayed in her show “Through Tom’s Eyes: a Discovery of Truth, Light and Colour – An Exhibition Celebrating Tom Thomson” which opens July 1 in Partners Hall.

Local artist Janine Marson with her original painting that is now also an image on Huntsville Public Library cards

Local artist Janine Marson with her original painting that is now also an image on Huntsville Public Library cards

Library patrons can replace their existing cards with a Canada 150 library card at no charge thanks to support from the Friends of the Library.

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