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  • Mar 3, 2027: Ghost Signs & Bubble Gum: The O-Pee-Chee Story

    Glencoe Public Library 123 McKellar St., Glencoe, Ontario, Canada

    Dr. Dove will bring this history to life, drawing on his research and his forthcoming documentary, Packaging Fun: London's O-Pee-Chee Company. He'll speak to the significance of Glencoe's own O-Pee-Chee ghost sign — confirmed by Dr. Dove himself as authentic O-Pee-Chee signage, and, by his estimation, among the largest of only a handful still surviving in Canada, making the case for its preservation as a rare and important piece of regional heritage.

  • Mar 7, 2027 – Memorial – Battle of the Longwoods

    Battle Hill National Historic Site 2945 Longwoods Road, Southwest Middlesex, Ontario, Canada

    Join us on March 1st, 2026 to commemorate the Battle of Longwoods which was originally fought on March 4th 1814.

    Arrive at 1:45 p.m. and park carefully. Battle Hill National Historic Site, 2945 Longwoods Rd, Glencoe, ON N0L 1M0

    We will remember those injured and killed at the Battle of the Longwoods in 1814.

  • April 14, 2027  Annual General Meeting

    The Archives 178 McKellar Street, Glencoe (Southwest Middlesex), Ontario, Canada

    Bring along a family heirloom, artifact, or “mystery object” from the past to share with the group. Let’s make history interactive, personal, and fun!

  • Battle of Longwoods presented by UTMRC

    The first weekend in May, at the Longwoods Road Conservation Area, you can experience history being brought to life. Every year, the Upper Thames Military Re-enactment Society presents the Battle of Longwoods.

  • Lotan Cemetery Commemoration

    Lotan Cemetery, 5472 Century Drive, Appin ON 5472 Century Drive, Appin, Ontario, Canada

    Lotan Cemetery (Ekfrid Township Cemetery E1 – LOTAN)
    5472 Century Drive, Appin ON • Concession 4, Lot 10. The Glencoe & District Historical Society invites neighbours, descendants, and friends to gather with us for a Community Memorial to honour the people who shaped this corner of Ekfrid Township.

    Local historian Harold Carruthers will share the history of the cemetery and the early families who settled nearby. Afterward, we will take time in community to speak names, share memories, and acknowledge the ancestors whose lives left a mark on this land.