Left to Right: Ilene Smith, Edith Cameron, Joe Baker, Mrs. Armstrong (Dayton Womens Institute). Mrs. Jean Whitfield (Livingston WI). This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the I
Left to Right: Ilene Smith, Edith Cameron, Joe Baker, Mrs. Armstrong (Dayton …
This plaque was placed on the gatepost of Jonathan Hook’s farm prior to the 1960’s. It is not yet known who installed the plaque. This photo was taken in the fall of 2017.
This plaque was placed on the gatepost of Jonathan Hook’s farm prior …
Chesley Women's Institutes Accomplishments Chesley Women's Institute was organized in 1910 with 60 ladies in attendance. One of their first petitions was to ask Council that sidewalks be snowplowed a
Chesley Women's Institutes Accomplishments Chesley Women's Institute was organized in 1910 with …
In 1967, the Lee family home (not yet a museum) was designated by the Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board. Erland and Janet’s daughter and daughter-in-law, Marjorie Lee and Katherine Lee
In 1967, the Lee family home (not yet a museum) was designated …
In September 1969, the Boxall WI donated a plaque in the newly-named Hunter Cemetery. Mrs. Albert Hunter of Fingal was present at the opening ceremony, a relative of those who originally donated the
In September 1969, the Boxall WI donated a plaque in the newly-named …
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