| Society Board of Directors | |
| President | Charles Winship |
| 1st. Vice President | Aurel Mooney |
| 2nd. Vice President | ——— |
| Past President | Vaughn Bullerwell |
| Secretary | Barbara Hinckley |
| Assistant Secretary | Susan Moores |
| Treasurer | Mary Eldridge |
| Assistant Treasurer | Ken Rodney |
| Education | John Sollows |
| Finance | Brian Rodney |
| Gift Shop | Vaughn Bullerwell |
| Historic Sites | Bruce Hinckley |
| Historigram | Peter Eldridge |
| Hospitality | Carolyn Richardson |
| House | Milton Fraser |
| Membership | Steen Gates |
| Nominating | Vaughn Bullerwell |
| Pelton-Fuller House | Susan Winship |
| Personnel | Bill MacConnell |
| Program | Aurel Mooney |
| Promotions | Peter Eldridge |
| Publications | Sharon Robart-Johnson |
| Publicity | Carolyn Richardson |
| Volunteers | Dottie English |
| Ways and Means | Susan Moores |
| Member at Large | Ken Dennis |
| Member at Large | Cerliana Hood |
| Honorary Director | Audrey Kenney |
Yarmouth County Historical Society
The Yarmouth County Museum is a distinguished community museum incorporated in 1958 in the town of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, under the auspices of the Yarmouth County Historical Society. The Historical Society was formed in 1935 to collect and preserve historical data, records and objects of interest, to erect historical markers, and generally to promote interest in Yarmouth County history.
Society Mission
The aims of the Yarmouth County Historical Society are:
Recognition and Awards
The museum and archives' accomplishments have set the standard in the field for other institutions of its size:
1962: The Canadian Historical Association awards the Certificate of Merit to the society for its outstanding contribution to local history in Canada.
1982: The American Association for State and Local History presents the museum with an Award of Merit for its collections and exhibitions programs.
1989: The Canadian Parks Service Heritage Award is presented to the museum - one of only ten awards given that year, and the only one presented to a museum.
1997: The Phyllis Blakeley Award is presented to the archives from the Council of Nova Scotia Archives in recognition of an outstanding contribution to archives in Nova Scotia.
2000: The Carman V. Carroll Award is presented to the society from the Council of Nova Scotia Archives for outstanding achievement in archival preservation.
2001: The society received the Canadian Museum Association's "Outstanding Achievement Award in the Museum Management Category."
2009: The Communities in Bloom Committee of the Town of Yarmouth recognized the museum for its contribution to the town's achievement of five blooms.