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.
Save Sandbanks Heritage Homes Historic Prince Edward County, Ontario is home to many heritage buildings and cultural landscapes all contributing to its special appeal as
In partnership with the County Cider Company and St. John’s Anglican Church in Waupoos, History Lives Here will be hosting four area authors speaking about
2019 – Again this summer, History Lives Here will be hosting walking tours of historic downtown Picton. Let experienced guides take you on a 90-minute
The second annual celebration of Prince Edward County history – Flashback February – starts Saturday, February 16th, 2019! This week-long event begins with a tribute
Imagine a village once named after a British customs clerk in Boston, Benjamin Hallowell, who was forced to make a run for it when mobs
The Prince Edward Heritage Advisory Committee, the Prince EdwardHistorical Society, The County Museums, the Prince Edward County Libraryand Archives, the Friends of Sandbanks, History Lives
Over 120 people attended the launch of the latest History Moments television series at the National Air Force Museum of Canada in Trenton, Ontario on
