The next General Meeting of the Cloyne and District Historical Society will be the launch of the Bloomberg Connects app. Throughout the spring and summer months, CDHS members have been researching, writing and narrating descriptions of key exhibits in the Pioneer Museum.
Gary Colwell, Astronomer and Astrophotographer will be the next guest speaker at the Land O’ Lakes Speakers’ Forum, September 25, 2024.
This project is to recognize/honour all Community Members- Past & Present. It is a “HERITAGE WALL” where members of the community can provide a plaque for their families who have helped build our history and continue to build our community.
Kent Farrow will be our guest speaker at the next CDHS General Meeting, held on Monday, September 16th, at 1 p.m., at the Barrie Community Hall in Cloyne. Kent has traced his family history back to Ireland and learned that during the famine in the late 1800s, Canada opened its doors to Irish immigrants, including […]
‘The Secret of Longevity’ is the topic of Alana Free’s speech at the Speakers’ Forum. Alana is Vice President of Good Life Fitness Canada.
Join us at the next Speakers’ Forum on Wednesday, July 24th, to hear Dr. John Cranfield at the Northbrook Lions Hall. Dr. Cranfield will be speaking on “Agriculture and Food in a Post-Pandemic World:“
Join us for our annual opening of the Cloyne Pioneer Museum on Saturday, June 22nd. Meet the Museum staff, learn about the history of the Museum and listen to the New Pickled Chicken band! Opening ceremonies begin at 11 am.
In his 1969 listing brochure, John Savigny offered a cottage on Mazinaw Lake for $5775. A large home in Denbigh with five bedrooms was offered for $5500. The North Frontenac Golf Course was for sale at an undisclosed price. You could be the happy owner of 100 acres of property near Hill Lake for only $2000.
Join us for a bus tour of the Ameliasburgh Heritage Village in Prince Edward County! Members and non-members of the Cloyne and District Historical Society are welcome Friday, June 14th.
Dot describes how COFA (Conservationists of Frontenac-Addington) began and became a volunteer-run fish hatchery in Ontario. From 1993 to 2015, COFA’s volunteer efforts stocked millions of pickerel and thousands of speckled trout in local lakes.