Join us on October 21st for the next evening in our author's series! It’s common for people to tell you to write about what you know. But Ann Birch chooses to write—in three of her four novels-- about real historical people who lived in York (early Toronto) in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Since...
The Ontario Women’s History Network is holding its Annual General Meeting and Conference, entitled “Ontario Women’s History Network: 30 Years of Advancing the Study of Women’s History” on October 22-23, 2021. To participate in the conference, please complete the online conference registration form: https://owhn-rhfo.ca/conference-registration-2021-2/ To view a complete schedule of the conference, please visit the...
As part of our Ontario Culture Days offerings please join the Thunder Bay Museum for a special free walking tour of the East End neighborhood. The tour will start at the CPR Railyard Plaque (corner of McNaughton and McTavish Street) Attendance is free. The tour is approximately 2km and should last about 120 minutes. Be...
Fridays and Saturdays from October 15 to November 13, and Sunday, October 31. 6:30 pm Registration is required (link is external) and can be completed using the barcodes listed below. Experience a unique historical tour of the Settler’s Cemetery and the Billings Estate grounds at dusk. Hear true tales of death, burial, and disease from Bytown...
The Ontario Women’s History Network is holding its Annual General Meeting and Conference, entitled “Ontario Women’s History Network: 30 Years of Advancing the Study of Women’s History” on October 22-23, 2021. To participate in the conference, please complete the online conference registration form: https://owhn-rhfo.ca/conference-registration-2021-2/ To view a complete schedule of the conference, please visit the...
