Missy Hull and Nancy Clark of Napanee Community Kitten Rescue stand next to their tree, which is one of nine that are currently on display at the Lennox and Addington County Museum and Archives. Different community organizations decorated trees using the theme At Home For the Holidays. For this particular tree, NCKR volunteers created photos of some of the kittens they had found homes for this year. Guests can book a visit to view the trees, in groups of 10 or less, by visiting https://lennox-addington.on.ca/museum-archives/book-a-visit from now until Dec. 30. They can also cast a vote for their favourite tree with the winner taking home a prize package for their community group. Photo by Adam Prudhomme.
Missy Hull and Nancy Clark of Napanee Community Kitten Rescue stand next to their tree, which is one of nine that are currently on display at the Lennox and Addington County Museum and Archives. Different community organizations decorated trees using the theme At Home For the Holidays. For this particular tree, NCKR volunteers created photos of some of the kittens they had found homes for this year. Guests can book a visit to view the trees, in groups of 10 or less, by visiting https://lennox-addington.on.ca/museum-archives/book-a-visit from now until Dec. 30. They can also cast a vote for their favourite tree with the winner taking home a prize package for their community group. Photo by Adam Prudhomme.