As part of 2026 Flashback February celebrations of County heritage, Base31 and History Lives Here Inc. are hosting a series of engaging 90-minute presentations on local history themes.
History Lives Here was part of the city’s celebration at a special evening held on November 13th. Company president Peter Lockyer was the keynote speaker providing a presentation about his own experiences in heritage restoration and educational projects within his own community of historic Prince Edward County, Ontario.
The annual Community Heritage Ontario conference took place in Prince Edward County, June 19-21, 2025.
The event brings together heritage organizations, advocates, municipal planners, architectural firms, and restoration experts to share ideas and experiences.
This mini-documentary produced by History Lives Here and Windswept Productions showcases the 100 -year history of the Sprague Cannery of Belleville. The production was launched at an anniversary event held on August 16, 2025 in Picton.
The 1958/59 Belleville McFarlands World Champion Hockey Team BELLEVILLE – The City of Belleville’s Glanmore National Historic Site, part of the Community Services Department, is
In the 1950s, Belleville’s Memorial arena was packed on game nights as rowdy crowds cheered on their hometown hockey team, The Belleville McFarlands.
History Lives Here is hosting a series of “History Nights” in 2024/2025 at The Andrew, the former St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church on King Street in
The popular event always sells out. But it originated from tragic circumstances. On a Sunday morning in the late summer of 2010, a demolition crew began tearing down an iconic heritage property on Picton’s Main Street –
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
