Cambridge has one. Guelph has one. So why not Aberfoyle? This idea of a farmers market was presented to council as one of a few uses for the upcoming new…
ADAM’S ALE THE HISTORY OF WATER IN PUSLINCH TOWNSHIP by Marjorie Clark $20.00, plus packaging & postage or Special arrangements for pick-up made for local purchasers. Contact [email protected]
Very rarely do find such an old photograph of so many people with all the names listed. Click on the photograph to load a full size, enlargeable image.
JUST PUBLISHED! REMEMBERING GLEN CHRISTIE The History of the Village of Glen Christie, Ontario and Stories from those that lived There BY PAUL LANGAN This is a revised second edition….
Can you help identify the people in this photograph? It is purported to be from the Morriston School, both junior and senrior rooms circa 1930s. If you have any information…
The southern approach to Aberfoyle on the Brock Road, taken in the early 1900’s. The James McLean family Store is on the left side of the road and across from…
Schaw Station at Puslinch village, which surrounded it, was a hive of activity during 1890-1915. In this photograph from 1914, courtesy of the Canadian Railway Museum, the station-house can be…
Thanks to Lois McLean for identifying all the members of the team! Click on the image for full size zoomable view.
Influenza or “La Grippe” as it was usually termed in earlier times, was present through the ages, just as it is today. No records were kept but almost the entire…