OHS Elibrary

by Gerald Killan, 1976, 397 pages

The story of The Ontario Historical Society and its premiere role in the heritage movement is one worth telling.

Since 1888, the Society has been a considerable educational institution and cultural force endeavouring to develop an appreciation of, and interest in, local and provincial history. Its credentials have been established by virtue of its many efforts to record, interpret, publicize, and preserve Ontario’s heritage, and its policy of coordinating and encouraging the work, of local historical organizations and museums.