New Exhibit Unveiling

Two new exhibits on Ogdensburg’s Early Industries and famed gilded age artisan Harry Horwood’s Stained Glass will be unveiled on Tuesday, April 30 at the Ogdensburg History Museum. A talk by local historian David Martin at 6 p.m. will precede the formal unveiling of the exhibits at the museum at 7 p.m. Admission is $5. Museum members can attend for free. Ogdensburg’s famed artisan Harry Horwood (1838 - 1917) came to Canada from England in the early 1850s and started working as a stained glass maker in Toronto. He later opened stained glass businesses in Ogdensburg and Prescott, Ontario. Today, his works can be found at Ottawa’s Notre Dame Cathedral and Public Library, Maitland, Ontario’s Blue Church and St. James Anglican Church, the Universalist Church in Henderson New York, Prescott, Ontario’s St John's Anglican Church and at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church as well as Ogdensburg’s Frederic Remington Museum, First Presbyterian…