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SUMMARY:Swansea Historical Society May 2019 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Alexandra Kim – “A Royal Presentation: Curating the Dress Collection at Kensington Palace” \nHave you ever wondered what it is like to dress like a King or Queen? Learn how to dress “royally” from Alexandra Kim\, formerly a Curator at England’s historic Kensington Palace\, home of the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection which contains items dating from the 1500s to the present day. After working in a variety of British museums\, Alexandra moved to Canada. She is now a Curator with the City of Toronto\, in charge of Montgomery’s Inn in Etobicoke and Gibson House in North York.
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LOCATION:Swansea Town Hall\, 95 Lavinia Ave.\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6S 3H9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Swansea Historical Society April 2019 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Kelly Mathews – “The Road to Marylake” \nIn 2018\, we enjoyed a most entertaining talk by author Kelly Mathews on the subject of Lady Flora Eaton’s lavish country estate in King Township. We are delighted that Kelly will be returning to talk about the subject of her latest book which deals with “Marylake”\, the neighbouring country estate of Sir Henry Pellatt\, better known as the builder of Casa Loma. (For those wishing to check out these historic properties\, the Eaton estate is now the King Campus of Seneca College\, while the Pellatt Estate is now the site of the Shrine of Our Lady of Grace. The two properties are north of the 15th Sideroad and west of Dufferin Ave). \n  \n 
URL:https://ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/event/swansea-historical-society-march-2019-meeting-2/
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SUMMARY:Swansea Historical Society March 2019 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: John Maniezzo – “When Swansea Was Dry” \nDid you know that the sale of alcoholic beverages was prohibited in the Province of Ontario between 1916 and 1927\, or that some municipalities\, including Swansea\, were “dry” for even longer periods of time\, under a provision known as “Local Option”? A restaurant partly in Swansea and partly in York Township could serve alcohol in the back half but not the front half. For many years it was thought that the south side of Bloor Street between Jane and Runnymede was legally “dry”\, when in fact it was not. John Maniezzo will talk about these and other quirky stories as he explores the history of alcohol sales in Swansea and its neighbouring municipalities.
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LOCATION:Swansea Town Hall\, 95 Lavinia Ave.\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M6S 3H9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Swansea Historical Society February 2019 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Gregory Klages – “The Many Deaths of Tom Thomson” \nIn 1917\, shortly before his 40th birthday\, the renowned Canadian landscape artist\, Tom Thomson\, died under mysterious circumstances in Canoe Lake\, Algonquin Park. Was it accidental\, or was he a murder victim? Author Gregory Klages will talk about Tom Thomson and the various theories that have been proposed to explain Thomson’s untimely death. \n 
URL:https://ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/event/swansea-historical-society-february-2019-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Swansea Historical Society December 2018 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Plum Johnson – They Left Us Everything \nPlum Johnson is a Canadian writer raised in Oakville\, who won the RBC Taylor Prize in 2015 for her memoir They Left Us Everything. In it\, she describes discovering history in what parents leave behind\, and about the importance of preserving it to make sense of the past. \nVisitors Welcome! Light Refreshments!
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