History Society and Culture Ontario

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• - Two books published by McGill/Queens Press about the Petworth Emgration Scheme from Sussex, England to Upper Canada (Ontario) in 1832-37.
  
• - The society is responsible for preserving and telling the local history of the Sparrow Lake, Ontario area and environs including Severn Bridge to The Big Chute on the Severn river.
  
• - A photographic collection of Ontario's historical plaques erected throughout the province since the 1950's.
  
• - The notorious Black Donnellys of Biddulph Township, Ontario, massacred Feb. 4, 1880 by a vigilante committee. Site includes historical, genealogical, and tourist information, as well as photos and other resources.
  
• - Complete English translation. Each file represents the total English contents of a single published volume.
  
• - Niagara-on-the-Lake was the scene of many dramatic and important events in Canadian History. Retrace the steps of Isaac Brock and Laura Secord.
  
• - Histories of 10 Ranger companies commanded by John Butler, and served in North America 1777 until 1784. Membership information, colours, weapons and uniforms, biographies.
  
• - Dedicated to the preservation of fire tower history with. Includes photos, history and numerous links to related information.
  
• - Preserves the province's documentary heritage and makes it available to the public. View resource guides, online exhibits and service information.
  
• - Pictures and stories of shipwrecks in various bodies of water.
  
• - A comprehensive collection and guide to resources on the history of Ontario compiled by the Government of Canada.
  
• - Historic 17th century French settlement of Jesuit priests and the native Huron aboriginal nation. A living historical site representing Canadian life of the era. Located near Midland in the Georgian Bay area.
  
• - Pictures and history, stories and links to old railways, abandoned places, mills, railways, graveyards and ghost town sites.
  
• - Chronicles the 1836 parish sponsored emigration of over 200 paupers from Downton, Wiltshire England to Upper Canada. Includes emigrants names.
  
• - Promotes preservation and use of documentary materials for the preservation of the provincial cultural heritage. Includes association, chapters, membership and related information, also contact details and links.
  
• - Not-for-profit group for he collection of data about ghosts and hauntings in Toronto and throughout Ontario. Includes details of investigation and information about local and provincial events, hauntings and paranormal occurrences.
  
• - Time-line of Ontario's history.
  
• - Historic tourist site in Ottawa. Features photos, history, information about events, and restoration details.
  
• - Describes him as a man before his time, with details of activities and influences of this powerful chieftain and orator, who fell during the Battle of the Thames in 1813.
  
• - A resource and ongoing project of just under 1,000 historic plaques online listed by County and by 26 categories.
  
• - Lists all of Ontario's Premiers, with their terms of office, pictures and key accomplishments.
  
• - Provides maps to sites and plaques, and tells the story of Ontario's part in the underground railway.
  
• - The story of Edward James Gibson Holland awarded the Victoria Cross during the Boer war.
  
• - Regimental history and reenactment information for The Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles.
  
• - Activities at the fort and the history of the fort.
  
• - Collections related to the cultural, political and historical records of the people and events of the Arnprior, Ontario area.
  
• - The heraldry, coats of arms, crests and other insignia of the Province of Ontario and some of its cities.
  
• - Book about life in a railway lumbering village on the edge of Algonquin Park in the 1920s and 30s.
  
• - History of London, Ontario, Canada from its early beginnings in 1795. Site includes articles, photos, and opinion board.
  
• - Detailed history of the canal that runs from Ottawa to Kingston.
  
• - Works to maintain interest in the history and heritage of the city of Kingston and its environs.
  
• - Non-profit corporation and registered charity founded in 1888 that provides educational resources, publications, and bulletins to both members and non-members.