Location: Glencoe Public Library, 123 McKellar Street, Glencoe, ON.  Drawing from extensive family paperwork saved by her ancestors and combined with her in-depth research into census and land records, archaeological findings, and historical texts, Kae Elgie tells the remarkable story of 10,000 years of food gathering and agricultural production on the 200-acre farm in Chatham-Kent...

Join us on January 22nd at 1:30 for a presentation by Lori Oschefski about British Home Children. Between 1869 and 1932 impoverished children were migrated from Britain to Canada to be placed as domestic and agricultural help - several were placed in Harrow and Colchester South. Lori Oschefski is founder and president of Home Children...

HEIRS January Meeting JANUARY 22ND AT 1:30 PM Join HEIRS for a presentation on the history of the British Home Children migration programs. PRESENTED BY HOME CHILDREN CANADA Learn about key resources for research and explore the vast contributions Home Children made to Canada’s development and war efforts. contact: heirsont@gmail.com for info MEETING WILL BE...

Menu Matters A Book Launch for Nathalie Cooke’s "Tastes and Traditions: A Journey Through Menu History" Friday, Jan. 23 (2-4) Sidney Smith Hall, room 2098 (Natalie Zemon Davis Room) 100 St. George Street, at Harbord Street University of Toronto Campus Registration is free but required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1979757908197?aff=oddtdtcreator Join us for an appetizing exploration of why menus matter and the stories...