Subscribe to our mailing list for updates and special offers! Sherbrooke Village Admission & Hours of Operation Location Packages Virtual Tour Visitor Comments Research / History Educational Resources Job Opportunities & Tenders Contact Us Major Events Old Fashioned Christmas Music & Art Camps Courthouse Concert Series Sherbrooke Village Rally That Gives Sherbrooke Show & Shine Complete List... Historic Sherbrooke Village Development Society Virtual Tour 28 - McMillan House The McMillan House, built prior to 1870 by Dan McMillan, is now recreated as a weaver's residence. Textile demonstrations are done in the kitchen and wool looms are in the back room. Click here to find out more about the making and use of textiles in Sherbrooke. — Select a Building — 1. Information Centre 2. Sherbrooke Hotel and the What Cheer Tea Room 3. Joe McLane's Blacksmith Shop 4. Post Office 5. St. Mary's Printery 6. St. Mary's River & River Walk 7. Sherbrooke Village Resource Centre 8. Sherbrooke Drug Store 9. Jail 10. Donald MacDonald Tailor and Clothier 11. Sherbrooke Village Pottery 12. Boat Shop 13. Masonic Hall and Rhuda Tool Collection 14. Cumminger Brothers' General Store 15. Ambrotype Photography Studio 16. Renova Cottage (Dr. Densmore's Office) 17. Woodturner Shop 18. Greenwood Cottage 19. Telephone Exchange 20. Court House 21. Cumminger House 22. Exhibit Centre 23. Coach Barn 24. Temperance Hall 25. St. James Presbyterian Church 26. School House 27. Nature Centre 28. McMillan House 29. The Jordan Barn 30. Handicap Parking Area 31. Sherbrooke Village Performance Centre 32. Company Store 33. McDonald Brothers' Sawmill 34. Nature Trail / Lumber Camp 35. Royal Oak Stamp Mill 36. St. James Anglican Church Toll-Free: 1-888-743-7845 Telephone: (902) 522-2400 Fax: (902) 522-2974 E-mail: svillage@gov.ns.ca P.O. Box 295 Sherbrooke, N.S. Canada B0J 3C0 42 Main Street Sherbrooke, N.S. Canada B0J 3C0 · · · Copyright © 2009 Province of Nova Scotia. For further information contact the Webmaster at the Nova Scotia Museum. Privacy Policy - Cookies