The School on Wheels Rail Car museum turns 100-years-old this year.
Clinton will mark the occasion with a birthday party.
The museum will host an event later this month to celebrate the legacy of the traveling classroom that educated kids in remote parts of Canada a century ago.
Organizer Carolyn Brophy says the rail car has always had a connection to Clinton.
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Brophy explains the history of the railway car.
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Brophy outlines some of the activities they have planned.
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The 100th birthday will be marked on July 26th from 11:00AM – 3:00PM in Sloman Memorial Park.
It’s free and open to everyone.
For more information, go to the School on Wheels Rail Car museum.
