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        Upcoming Events

        See our Current Newsletter page if you want to find out where Dr. O.H. Duncombe is. Or if you want to see our upcoming activities for the rest of  2012.

        Tuesday April 17 -  Stone Houses talk at Norfolk Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society 

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        This is not a WTHS event, but Alison Bell will giving her talk on the Stone Houses for the Norfolk Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society (in Delhi). 
        This show features pictures and history of many of the stone houses and their builders. It also includes a surprise journey inside one house you thought you'd never see ...

        At the Delhi Seniors Centre, 418 Queen Street, Delhi at 7:30 PM on Tuesday April 17.


        Wednesday May 9 - Rick Collins - Pictures of the Past

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        Our own Rick Collins has a huge number of historical pictures of Waterford that he has been collecting for many years.  He also has a great memory for Waterford's history and he will be treating us to some of what he has found. 


        7:00 PM at the Waterford Heritage & Agricultural Museum

        Regular Meetings / Activities

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        We usually meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Waterford Historical and Agricultural Museum, 159 Nichol Street in Waterford, Ontario.

        Most months, there is a presentation or activity connected with local history. Occasional afternoon outings are also arranged. 
        Have a look at our Recent Activities to see what we've been doing.
        And check our Plans to see what's on the agenda - especially note changes of time and venue.


        Photo of Waterford Hockey Team 1905, from the collection of George Pond as displayed at the wonderful Norfolk Genealogy website. 
        Be advised that there is precious little hockey played at our meetings.

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