Poppy Project Returns to Niagara Falls History Museum

Thursday, 28 October 2021 05:27

By Tami Jeanneret

Building will be awash in red poppies starting Monday

Put this on your to do list.

We are invited to visit the Poppy installation, starting Monday, at the Niagara Falls History Museum in honour of Remembrance Day.

In 2020, the Museum and Stick'N Needles, a Niagara Falls stitching guild, reached out to the public for knit and crochet poppies.

Due to the overwhelming response they received 11,000 poppies from all around the world.

The poppies will be displayed again this year on both the interior and exterior of the historic 1874 stone building that houses the Niagara Falls History Museum.

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Poppy Project Returns to Niagara Falls History Museum

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