Trail group ready to deliver modern style museum

The Trail Historical society is readying themselves to create a new museum the community will be proud of and excited about.

This from President Jamie Forbes who is speaking after city council announced the new integrated library museum Riverfront Centre will be constructed by late 2016 or early 2017.

Forbes says that gives them enough time to determine how they want their half of the building to look.

A meeting will be held in September with the Historical Society, Library Board, and City to determine how the facility will be designed and constructed.

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