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  • Battle Hill Memorial

    Memorial Service: Battle of Longwoods

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

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

  • AGM: Show & Tell. Celebrating 45 years.

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

    Existing members: this is your official notice to attend the annual general meeting to be held at the Archives, 178 McKellar Street, Glencoe, Ontario.   April 19, 2023 at 7:00 p.m.

  • Napier Decoration Day Service

    St. Mary’s Anglican Church Napier 1418 Melwood Drive, Strathroy, ON, Canada

    This event contributes to our local history. This church has been standing straight, fine and true for over one hundred and eighty years.  It stands as a testament to the faith of those who built it, those who came to regular services, and to those who worked over the years to keep their church alive and active. 

  • Aug 21 The McEachren Collection @ Forty-87

    4087 Olde Drive, Glencoe, ON 4087 Olde Drive,, Olde Drive, Ontario, Canada

    7:00 p.m.  Arrive at 4087 Olde Drive, Glencoe, ON.  Bring your lawn chairs.  Stroll around the half-acre tractor collection.  
    7:30 p.m.  Dave McEachren will tell us about local dealer history.  
    8:00 p.m.  Explore the new museum. 

  • April 16. AGM: Reviewing 2024

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

    April 16th at 7:00.   In person event - no zoom.

    If you have wanted to join, show up and purchase a membership.   Individual Memberships are $20 and family memberships are $25.  Tax Receipts will be issued by Membership Secretary Harold Carruthers.

  • A Review of “Salome Bey & Lawrence Hill: Stories of Excellence” with Denise Pelley

    Fanshawe Pioneer Village 1424 Clarke Road, London, Ontario, Canada

    The Glencoe & District Historical Society contributed $1,500 toward the preservation of this church.  Lorne Munroe understood that heritage is not something that belongs only to the past. He made the motion and a few of us wondered why we needed to support a London project.  But we passed the motion.  Seeing that church in active use, full of community members engaged with story and song, made that investment feel like so much more than money.