On Thursday, September 28th at 7pm, we will be hosting our Annual General Meeting. This meeting is free & open to anyone who would like to attend.
Please RSVP by email to info@museumontowerhill.com before Tuesday, September 26th.
An exhibit of artworks by Bert Liverance depicting wildflowers from Georgian Bay area.
The Board of Directors
The Executive Rob Wood, Chair Marianne Bourgeois, Vice Chair
Ken Adams Kathy Hamer Bert Liverance Earl Manners Doug McCann Gerald Porter Pam Wing Stephen Wohleber
The Staff
Nadine Hammond, Curator/Manager
Nadine Hammond is a graduate of Parry Sound High School. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Certificate in Arts and Cultural Management.
Nadine has held the position of Curator/Manager at the Museum on Tower Hill since late 2011. As Curator/Manager, Nadine manages day to day operations of the Museum, handles the upkeep of the books, seeks out funding opportunities, promotes the growth of new community partnerships and seeks out new ones, oversees the development of new exhibits and marketing materials, coordinates volunteers and staff, supervises the operation of the gift shop and oversees facility rentals.
Amy Sultana, Collections Supervisor
Amy Sultana is a graduate of Georgian Colleges Museum and Gallery Studies program and holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Wilfrid Laurier University.
Amy has been the Collections Supervisor at the Museum since early 2015. She is responsible for the care and preservation of the collection; handling new acquisitions as they come in and ensuring each artifact is catalogued and stored to Museum standards. Amy also conducts research requests, supervises volunteers and oversees facility rentals.
Michaela Dickens, Acting Collections Supervisor
Michaela Dickens is a graduate of Fleming Colleges Museum Management and Curatorship program and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Classics and Anthropology from Saint Marys University.
Michaela started at he Museum as a Collections Assistant at the Museum in September 2022 and is currently, the acting Collections Supervisor. She is responsible for the care of the collection; handling new acquisitions as they come in and ensuring each artifact is catalogued and stored to Museum standards. Michaela also conducts research requests, supervises volunteers, manages the social media, and develops exhibitions.