Welsleyville Village is recovering! Post-Pandemic, Post-Fire Wesley Church was built by village settlers in 1860 and served as the heart of the community till 1969. The Wesleyville congregation was moved to Welcome United Church and the building sat empty (but conserved) till 2009 when the Friends of Wesleyville Village leased it from the United Church....
A conversation between Elder Duke Redbird & System Superintendent of Indigenous Education in the Toronto District School Board, Tanya Senk. What were you taught about Indigenous history and culture in school? What were you not taught? As more conversations surrounding Indigenous history and culture are happening locally, nationally, and globally we invite you to join...
The Buxton History and Genealogy Conference returns as a virtual gathering on Friday, September 3rd, 9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (Eastern Time Zone). This year, we will once again offer this exciting program of speakers at no charge to registrants. Note: While the 2021 Conference is free, the Planning Committee is encouraging participants to consider a donation...
Welsleyville Village is recovering! Post-Pandemic, Post-Fire Wesley Church was built by village settlers in 1860 and served as the heart of the community till 1969. The Wesleyville congregation was moved to Welcome United Church and the building sat empty (but conserved) till 2009 when the Friends of Wesleyville Village leased it from the United Church....
Welsleyville Village is recovering! Post-Pandemic, Post-Fire Wesley Church was built by village settlers in 1860 and served as the heart of the community till 1969. The Wesleyville congregation was moved to Welcome United Church and the building sat empty (but conserved) till 2009 when the Friends of Wesleyville Village leased it from the United Church....
