It is said that a garden is never so good as it will be next year. How very true! More than 5,000 Daffodils of many sizes and shapes will soon burst into bloom this spring for the Granville community and its visitors to enjoy as the museum kicks off its "Watch us Grow!" theme this spring.
We invite you to be among the friends who will visit the Robbins Hunter Museum during this holiday season. After several days and many hours of volunteer help, the rooms are dazzling and sure to inspire the spirit of the season. The Museum has never looked better!
"To take it all in, one must really come into the museum for a special tour, conducted by one of our knowledgeable docents."
~Jean Jankowski, program co-chair
"Museums are often viewed as just past history. I wanted this one to be alive with lots of activity and that’s what’s happening."
~Father David Getreu
"A Museum should never be finished, but boundless and ever in motion," so said Johann Goethe in the 18th century. A revised digital newsletter... new garden.... Greek style pavilion .... banner
The crows in town may not like it, but kids and adults alike will surely delight in an invasion of scarecrows this fall on the lawn of the museum.
Kevin Kerr, an RHM board member, tells the story of a damp, muddy day when a fund raising dinner and auction concluded, the guests went home, and a slight handful of people returned the next morning to finish cleaning up and to take down tables and chairs.