Land O’ Lakes Speakers’ Forum
The Land O’ Lakes Speakers’ Forum is a new cultural event to bring together residents and tourists to listen to expert keynote speakers,
General Meeting Minutes 2023
General Meeting Minutes 2023 of the Cloyne and District Historical Society.
Memories of Camp Mazinaw – An Interview with Jim Smart
Camp Mazinaw was a boys camp on Mazinaw Lake. Jim Smart – a camper and, later a Councillor, talks about the impact of the Camp on the lives of boys.
1994 Bon Echo Provincial Park Visitor Guide
Check out the Visitor Guide from Bon Echo Provincial Park in 1994. Downloaded from the Internet Archives, this document was digitized and saved by The University of Toronto Library.
We Are Hiring Summer Students for the Cloyne Pioneer Museum – 2023
Looking for a great summer job? The Cloyne and District HIstorical Society is seeking two more summer students for the 2023 season. The Cloyne Pioneer Museum and Archives will be the work location.
Guest Speaker – CDHS February General Meeting – 48th Highlanders of Canada
On February 20th, 2023 at the Cloyne and District Historical Society General Meeting, a speaker will discuss the 48th Highlanders of Canada and the connection with the County of Lennox & Addington. Our general meetings are held at the Barrie Community Hall in Cloyne at 1 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend!
The History of the NEO (Northern Emergency Organization) by David Savigny
David Savigny was guest speaker at the January 2023 CDHS meeting and shared the history of the Northern Emergency Organization.
Board Meeting Minutes 2023
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Glenfield Cemetery – Now Online!
Jacob Snider was a pioneer farmer and lumberman in Glenfield. He donated land for the cemetery for the benefit of his community.
Matawatchan Community Cemetery – Now Online!
Photos of the Matawatchan Community Cemetery have been added to the CDHS Cemetery Flickr site increasing the site to 1553+ photos.