Media Release History Nights @ St. Andrews-Picton with Peter Lockyer The History Nights presentations will showcase local history stories of early settlement, significant events, prominent
Local historian and journalist Peter Lockyer will speak on the topic of History, Heritage and Aging Volunteers, Saturday, March 16, 2024 2-4PM at The Pilot’s Lounge, Base31. Tickets are $20/person. For tickets and more information, visit https://base31.ca/event-details/?slug=history-moments-with-peter-lockyer
The Glenwood Cemetery and ACO Prince Edward County invite you to experience one of the County’s most treasured heritage sites through a tour of this
Sprague Foods of Belleville celebrating the history of the canning industry in Prince Edward County!
It was an imposing brick building three stories high with ornate exterior details including an iron balcony along the full length of the building and an elaborate octagonal cupola that established The Royal as the dominant heritage fixture of the town’s skyline.
Love – especially in its earliest days – can be oblivious to a great many things.
It would be easy to pass by the stone cairn at the stoplights in the village of Carrying Place, Prince Edward County. But for those interested in peeling back layers upon layers of Canadian History, this site has stories to tell.
Macdonald is not my hero. He is not my villain. I have always described him as an imperfect man living in imperfect times – just like us.
The community watched in horror as an 1875 former Methodist Church was demolished on Picton’s Main Street. The destruction of the building was rated as one of the top ten heritage losses of that year by the National Heritage Trust of Canada. Today, the site remains a weedy, vacant lot.
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