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    The stones in the Springfield Pioneer Cemetery were broken, so the Springfield WI had a new stone erected with all of the names inscribed. Springfield WI and other donors restored the cemetery in 199

    Hampstead Women’s Institute president passes the leather-bound copy of “History of the Pioneers” over to Lord Tweedsmuir May 28, 1936 STORY: In 1934, the residents of North Easthope township planned

Balsam Hill Women's Institute, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1980-2000     This volume of 18 volumes provides current events between 1980-2000, including Lumber Baron Days and "Peek from the Past."

    This 245-page book provides the history of West Oxford Township. There is a high-level Table of Contents at the front. Many photos throughout. Items covered include the history of the township and vi

    Lord and Lady (with flowers) Tweedsmuir pose in front of the pioneer cairn – unveiled May 28, 1936. Behind them – Mary Louise McLennan and to the right of Lady Tweedsmuir (behind youngster) is Kather

    A cairn was erecting on the site of the Township Hall at Gillies Hill in 1967. It reads "Gillies Hill - site of municipal government 1856-1963 in memory of the pioneers of Elderslie Township."

    Submission part of the WISH challenge for WI's 125th anniversary.

    Williscroft Cairn Williscroft Women's Institute was organized in 1901, disbanded in 1920, and then reorganized in March 1949. It continues to be an active branch of Bruce County District Women's Inst

Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), [2013] - [2013]     History of Black's School