Donations

Lang Pioneer Village Museum was established by the County of Peterborough in 1967 to celebrate and preserve the rural history of the area. With 25 acres of property, over 30 historic buildings and more than 50,000 artifacts, the Museum has many needs to ensure the protection of our region’s cultural heritage for the enjoyment and education of generations to come 

Your financial donation assists us in everything from maintaining the historic buildings and grounds, restoring and preserving artifacts, to running our daily/special programming and keeping the doors open to the past for all of us to learn from and enjoy.

Donations can be made by cash, cheque or online.

The County of Peterborough is authorized to issue tax receipts for charitable donations. A tax receipt will be issued for any donation of $100.00 or more. 

Please send your donations to:
Lang Pioneer Village Museum
470 Water Street
Peterborough, Ontario
K9H 3M3 

Please make cheques payable to “Lang Pioneer Village Museum” and provide us with your name and mailing address. If you would like to speak with someone about making your donation to Lang Pioneer Village Museum, please e-mail info@langpioneervillage.ca or call 705-295-6694.

To make a donation online, please visit our Online Museum Shop.

Thank you for your interest in the care and protection of Lang Pioneer Village Museum.  

Artifact Donations

Lang Pioneer Village Museum has placed a temporary moratorium on collecting new acquisitions from March 1, 2024 to February 28, 2025, due to storage constraints.

On March 1, 2025 we will commence collecting acquisitions. We invite you to complete an Intent to Donate Form, which will be reviewed in sequence once our moratorium has been lifted. This form and any photographs can be emailed to collections@langpioneervillage.ca. We thank you for your continued support of the museum and look forward to seeing you soon!

Volunteering

If you would like to support the Museum but are unable to do so financially, please consider volunteering! Volunteers are an integral part of museum operations. For more information, please visit our Volunteering page.