61. Perth Ontario History A little bit of Perth s chronological history. From 1816 to 2003. http://www.beautifulperth.com/history.html

A little bit of Perth's chronological history. If there is something in error, or something you think we should include, please e-mail us with the date and description. Thank you. April 18th, Perth established as a military settlement. Land for the settlement was obtained from the Algonkians. Fall: 20 houses in Perth, 250 houses in the area, population 1,505. settlers face starvation. settlement's first minister arrives in Perth. 1,890 residents in the Perth area. first Presbyterian church is built. first Roman Catholic church. Methodist church starts up in Perth. Perth has seven general stores. Summit House built from brick. Inge-Va House erected. Perth gets its first lawyer, James Boulton. The first newspaper in Eastern Ontario founded in Perth; the Bathurst Independent Examiner. Perth has a population of 350. McMartin House built. the steamship Enterprise is launched in Perth. June 13th, last fatal dual in Canada fought in Perth. Tay Canal opens. Perth had 8 taverns, seven stores selling liquor, trhree distilleries and a brewery. population 1,000.

62. Ontario ontario history Timeline of Ontario s history. Archives of Ontario No description;History A look at Ontario s history by the Government of Ontario. http://www.reference.com/Dir/Society/History/Canada/Ontario/

Dictionary Thesaurus Encyclopedia Web Home Premium: Sign up Login YOUR AD HERE Dictionary ... Encyclopedia - Web Directory Web Directory Top Society History Canada / Ontario Ontario History Time-line of Ontario's history. Archives of Ontario No description History A look at Ontario's history by the Government of Ontario. Premiers of Ontario Since 1867 With pictures of all the Premiers. Archives Association of Ontario Promoting the preservation and use of documentary materials, and the prservation of the cultural heritage of Ontario. Heritage Toronto Speaks out on heritage preservation issues, operates the City of Toronto museums and explains the story of Historic Toronto. University of Toronto History No description Loyalist Cultural Centre Museum Adolphustown Park, Ontario, Canada. Prehistory of Ontario An in depth look. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor Lexico Publishing Group, LLC ... Contact Us

63. Curriculinks Featured Resource: Ontario History Web Quest Grade 8 . This webquest reinforces the concept of......ontario history Quest Canada in the PostWar Era From the Baby Boom to theTrudeau Era 1945-1970s. http://curriculum.enoreo.on.ca/featured/featured021604.html

search tips sitemap English Mathematics ... Social Studies Ontario History Quest: Canada in the Post-War Era: From the Baby Boom to the Trudeau Era 1945-1970s Description This webquest reinforces the concept of using primary and secondary sources as students examine how the people of Ontario were affected by the many changes they faced in the post-war era. Students will be assigned a role on a television news team to examine a Canadian social, economic, or political event or change in the period after World War II in a class WebQuest. The WebQuest has been designed using facsimiles of original documents in the collections of the Archives of Ontario, the City of Toronto Archives and the Toronto Public Library, presented in digital format. Students will research their story, create a storyboard, write a script to accompany their storyboard and then present their news story to the producer of the newscast (the teacher) and other teams of reporters (students). Curriculum Connections Grade 10, Academic (CHC2D)

64. Curriculinks Featured Resource: Ontario History Web Quest Grade 8 . This webquest introduces students to the......ontario history Quest Canada at the Turn of the Century, The Impact ofIndustrialization 1890s1920s. http://curriculum.enoreo.on.ca/featured/featured020904.html

search tips sitemap English Mathematics ... Social Studies Ontario History Quest: Canada at the Turn of the Century, The Impact of Industrialization 1890s-1920s Description This webquest introduces students to the concept of using primary and secondary sources to help them understand the impact of industrialization on Canada and Canadians around the turn of the twentieth century. Students will be assigned a role, (travel agent, real estate agent, Ontario cabinet minister, advertising agent, student, photojournalist, writer, city official, recruiting officer, hotel manager, or parent) in a class WebQuest. The WebQuest has been designed using facsimiles of original documents in the collections of the Archives of Ontario, the City of Toronto Archives and the Toronto Public Library, presented in digital format. The students will use the linked primary sources to research their role, make an oral report, and write a concluding report on their observations about living in these times. Curriculum Connections: Grade 8 History: Canada, A Changing Society

65. Ontario History And Genealogy, Ontario County Searches Welcome to Ontario County, NY, History and Genealogy. This is is a central pointof entry to independent notfor-profit web sites with historical or http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/ontario/search.html

Ontario Co., NY History and Genealogy Searches Welcome to Ontario County, NY, History and Genealogy. This is is a central point of entry to independent not-for-profit web sites with historical or genealogical content. Although independent, it is affiliated with The American History and Genealogy Project . To learn more about this group, click the link above. RETURN HOME If you would like to link Ontario County data to this site please contact me Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short Sort by: Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title Search: Search this site powered by FreeFind HTML by Dianne Thomas You are the Visitor to this USGenNet Safe-Site™ Since September 15, 2001.. NY History and Genealogy AHGP This nonprofit genealogical/historical research site is hosted by USGenNet, a nonprofit, tax-exempt public benefit corporation, and is in full compliance with USGenNet's Conditions of use

66. Ontario History And Genealogy, History History of Ontario, New York. Return Home. Welcome to Ontario County, NY, Historyand Genealogy. This is is a central point of entry to independent http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/ontario/history.html

History of Ontario, New York Return Home Welcome to Ontario County, NY, History and Genealogy. This is is a central point of entry to independent not-for-profit web sites with historical or genealogical content. Although independent, it is affiliated with The American History and Genealogy Project . To learn more about this group, click the link above. Ontario County Ontario County was taken from Montgomery in 1789, and included all the land of which the pre-emptive right had been ceded to the state of Massachusetts, which that state afterward sold to Phelps and Gorham, and which afterward chiefly passed into the possession of the Holland Land Company and the Pulteney estate. Ontario county then extended from the pre-emption line a mile eastward of Geneva, so as to include within its limits all the territory within the hounds of this state west of that line. This was commonly known as the “Genesee country,” although the title was occasionally more extensively applied, and from it have been formed the counties of Steuben, Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chatauque, Erie, Niagara, Genesee, Wyoming, Orleans, Monroe, Livingston, Yates, Wayne, in part, leaving to a tract around the former chief town, (Canandaigua,) the name of Ontario. In 1790, this extensive territory had only 1,075 inhabitants. The surface is agreeably diversified, waving in gentle swells and valleys of ample area, with tracts of campaign, and in the southern part more or less hilly. The soil partakes of a considerable variety, but a warm and rich mould forms the greater proportion, while along the borders of Lake Ontario there are tracts of clayey loam, with but a slight admixture of mould. The principal streams are Flint creek, Canandaigua outlet, and Mud creek. The lakes are Canandaigua, Honeoye

67. Office Of The Vice-Rector, Research — Research Perspectives designed to promote the French presence and history in Ontario. possesses aconsiderable body of information regarding Francoontario history, but, http://www.uottawa.ca/vr-recherche-research/perspectives/v6n2/622.html

About U of O Prospective Students Students Services ... Research Quick Picks Faculties and Departments Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Tuition Fees Employers Directory Tips for our New Site InfoWeb Registrar RESEARCH Office of the Vice-Rector, Research Personnel Strategic Areas of Development Research Chairs Research Perspectives ... Cultivating a taste for the past 400 Years of French Presence in Ontario (and in Canada) Online Michael Geist: From Eureka to Top 40 Imprint Contacts 400 Years of French Presence in Ontario (and in Canada) Online by Jean-Guy Bruneau The University of Ottawa project team for the Web site BACK ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT www.uottawa.ca/academic/crccf/passeport/400ans.html Jean-Pierre Wallot, director of the Centre for Research on French Canadian Culture (CRFCC), is extremely proud of the success of this cyber-project, designed to promote the French presence and history in Ontario. The Internet site is entitled: Three Partners The project designers also plan to publish a guide for teachers, who will undoubtedly find this website an invaluable teaching tool. The project team includes

68. TAKE ONE: From The Editor - Cineplex Theater In Toronto, Ontario: History - Brie From The Editor Cineplex theater in Toronto, ontario history - Brief Article.TAKE ONE, May, 2001. new. Save a personal copy of this article and quickly http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JSF/is_32_10/ai_76497135

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles TAKE ONE May 2001 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Motion picture theaters / Management Toronto, Ontario / Business and industry Featured Titles for ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports From The Editor - Cineplex theater in Toronto, Ontario: history - Brief Article TAKE ONE May, 2001 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Located near the Yonge and Dundas subway station, right in the heart of downtown Toronto, the first Cineplex theatre complex opened April 19, 1979. It closed March 12, 2001, just 23 days shy of its 22nd anniversary. It revolutionized motion-picture exhibition in North America and around the world, and in that lies a Canadian story worth retelling. The idea for a multiplex cinema was the brainchild of distributor/producer/journalist Nat Taylor. In 1948, he opened his first twin cinema in Ottawa and nurtured the idea for a chain of such theatres. Nearly 30 years later, Garth Drabinsky came into his life, a young, smart, very ambitious entertainment law student eager to get ahead in the business. At first Drabinsky worked for Taylor writing for his various film publications, but he had bigger ideas. In 1977, he become involved with raising tax-shelter financing for Daryl Duke's The Silent Partner, which was being produced by Stephen Young. Part of the shoot took place in Toronto's recently opened Eaton Centre, and there Drabinsky saw an opportunity to implement Taylor's longcherished dream.

69. Evangelical Lutheran Church Of The Reformation, Kitchener, Ontario (ELCIC) includes location, worship times, contacts, photographs and history. http://www.reformation-kitchener.org/index.html

70. CultureCanada.gc.ca: History - Ontario A comprehensive collection and guide to resources on the history of Ontariocompiled by the Government of Canada. http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.10.9.htm

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Ontario History ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta British Columbia Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Archives of Ontario Remembers Our Canadian War Heroes, The Source: Archives of Ontario Bytown Museum: The Historical Development of Ottawa Source: Canada's Digital Collections Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Source: Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Foundation Central Canada Exhibition Association: 109 Years of History Source: Canada's Digital Collections Centre franco-ontarien de folklore (In French Only) Source: Centre franco-ontarien de folklore Changing Shape of Ontario: A Guide to Boundaries, Names and Regional Governments Source: Archives of Ontario Chiaroscuro: Italians in Toronto 1885-1915 Source: Canada's Digital Collections Folklore and Legends of Prince Edward County, Ontario Source: Prince Edward County Web Site Fort Henry Adventure Source: Canada's Digital Collections Freedom from Slavery Source: Archives of Ontario Genealogical Research at the Archives of Ontario Source: Archives of Ontario Glimpses of Atlantic Canada's Past Source: Canadian Museum of Civilization Highlighting Human Rights in Ontario Source: Archives of Ontario History of Lennox and Addington County Source: County of Lennox and Addington History of Penetanguishene: The Place of the Falling Sand Source: Buriedantiques.com

71. History Of North America - Canadian Information By Subject Morewood Source of history, Genealogy, and the Eastern ontario Business DirectoryService Polyphony (Multicultural history Society of ontario) http://www.collectionscanada.ca/caninfo/ep097.htm

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72. Fort Henry - Kingston, Ontario, Canada Activities at the fort and the history of the fort. http://www.parks.on.ca/fort/

Click Here to Enter the Fort Henry Web Site au site web Fort Henry This site was made possible in part by the Bell Canada Economic Development Fund.

73. History At Western Offers undergraduate and graduate studies. Contains course listings, programmedetails and links. http://www.ssc.uwo.ca/history/

About Us Personnel Programs Research ... Home W.L. Mackenzie King during postgraduate studies, 25 Nov 1899. Library and Archives Canada C-046542. Top Picks Undergraduate Courses Graduate Courses News Medieval Global Economies The goal of this conference is to bring international researchers together, permitting a comparative analysis of wealth and economic development, globally, in the middle ages, c. 300-c.1500. What were the foundations of medieval growth? How was growth characterized? Who forged ahead in wealth, who fell behind, and of course, when and why? In making these comparisons, we also seek to achieve a greater understanding of the intersection and exchange between countries, the character of global economies, during these centuries. What were the legacies of medieval development and globalization? ...[ MORE Welcoming Party 2005 September 8, 2005 The History Graduate Student and Faculty Social will be on Thursday September 8 from 4:30 to 7:30 pm in SSC 3036 (the Faculty lounge). Free beer and pizza! American National Biography Online June 20, 2005

74. Ontario's Historical And Heritage Plaques, A Website About Plaques, Ontario, His Take a look at a part of ontario s history. Here is a photographic collection ofontario s historical plaques erected throughout the province. http://www.ontarioplaques.com/

Ontario's Historical Plaques Site updated August 26, 2005 Learn a little Ontario history. A new plaque will appear here every day. This plaque is located in the the Region of Niagara. Since 1956, over 1,100 Ontario Historical Plaques have been erected to commemorate people, places, and events in Ontario's heritage. The Archaeological and Historic Sites Board of Ontario began erecting plaques to increase public awareness of Ontario's past. The program is now administered by the Ontario Heritage Foundation This website will, over the next few years, attempt to capture the image of every plaque in Ontario. My name is Alan L Brown and I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I've had an interest in the plaques since I was a kid. Now that I'm retired, I set out, in March 2004, with my trusty digital camera, to take a photo of each plaque. Here's where you can read about the plaques' history Here's where you can help solve a mystery Here's where you can read about the company that makes the plaques Here's where you can read about me Here's where you can read visitor comments or add to the comments Here's where you can check out our links page Here's where you can contact me about anything to do with this site. I reply within 24 hours.

75. The Olive Tree Genealogy: History Of The Settlement Of Ontario Find your ontario Ancestors in free genealogy Records. http://olivetreegenealogy.com/can/ont/hist.shtml

OliveTreeGenealogy.com Search for your ancestors in free Ships' Passenger lists, Naturalization Records, Palatine Genealogy, Canadian Genealogy, USA Genealogy, Native American Genealogy, Huguenots, Mennonites, Almshouse Records, Orphan Records, church records, military muster rolls, census records, land records and much more. [est. 1996] Find Your Brick-Wall Ancestors with FREE genealogy records. Look for the Olive Tree Genealogy button USA Passenger Lists Canada Passenger Lists Palatine Genealogy USA Genealogy ... Canadian Genealogy Ancestor Search: Enter as much information as you know about your ancestor and click search: First Name: Last Name: Location: Any Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Dist. of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canada England Germany All Non-U.S.

76. EONTGEN-L: The History, Geography & Genealogy Of Eastern Ontario Mailing List An Introduction to EONTGENL, The Eastern ontario Mailing List. http://www.ikweb.com/murduck/genealogy/eontgen-l/

EONTGEN-L: Introducing EONTGEN-L, The Eastern Ontario History, Geography and Genealogy Mailing List EONTGEN-L is a 'no-cost' email based forum for subscribers to discuss aspects of the history, geography, and genealogy of people, places, and events from within the the entire eastern area of the Province of Ontario, Canada. If you have access to a road map of Ontario, locate Toronto, our Province's Capital and principal city, and then travel north east along the north shore of Lake Ontario. When you've located the town of Trenton, draw an imaginary line northward toward Bancroft. From Bancroft extend your imaginary line almost due easterly toward the City of Ottawa, our Nation's Capital, which is located on the Ottawa River. In a generalized sense, everything south and east of this imaginary line, between the Ottawa River on the north and the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario on the south are included in the area that we normally designate as eastern Ontario. The following Counties fall within the eastern Ontario area: and Ottawa/Carleton.

77. City Of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - First Capital First Capital in the City of Kingston, ontario, Canada. Tour the square Youcan take a virtual tour of the Market Square through history. MORE http://www.cityofkingston.ca/firstcapital/index.asp

About Kingston COMMUNICATE Staff Directory Contact Us FIND Kingston Maps Web Site Map MAIN MENU First Capital Events Schedule "Kingston Rocks!" (The Music CD) First Parliament ... Preserving Order DON'T MISS ... Celebrating Our Past "In celebrating Kingston's brief time as the first capital ... we pay tribute to those members of that first Parliament and to all those who have kept the past alive as an integrated part of our everyday lives." MORE ... BRIEFLY ... FIRST CAPITAL DAYS EVENTS SCHEDULE Here's what's on tap for First Capital Days, from June 15 to July 1, in Kingston. MORE ... TAKE A WALKING TOUR OF THE FIRST CAPITAL Step back in time on "Canada's First Capital Walking Tour." Download and print your own walking tour guide using the link below, then begin your historic journey at Kingson's City Hall. DOWNLOAD GUIDE ... MARKET SQUARE WAS A FIRST CAPITAL HUB In the 1840's the centre of local commerce was in and around the Market Square, situated between King and Ontario streets, and Clarence and Johnson. Tour the square : You can take a virtual tour of the Market Square through history.

78. Paralympics Ontario - History history Paralympics ontario (formerly Sport for Disabled ontario) is a non-profitcharitable organization that was established in 1981 and incorporated in http://www.paralympicsontario.ca/history.shtml

Games Program Club Affiliation Corporate Partners Event Calendar ... Resources ORGANIZATION History Mission Statement Contact Us EXTRAS Photo Gallery Results RWA Make Donation ... Home HISTORY Paralympics Ontario (formerly Sport for Disabled - Ontario) is a non-profit charitable organization that was established in 1981 and incorporated in 1988. SDO has four affiliated Provincial Sport Organizations: Ontario Amputee and Les Autres Sports Association (OALASA) Ontario Blind Sports Association (OBSA) Ontario Cerebral Palsy Sports Association (OCPSA) Ontario Wheelchair Sports Association (OWSA) Paralympics Ontario (PO) is partially funded by the Ontario Government through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Recreation. A volunteer Board of Directors, that includes the Presidents of all four affiliated Associations, governs the organization. One subcommittee of the board is the Ontario Games Council, which is responsible for all games related policies and procedures. PO affiliates more than 20 clubs and 1800 athletes (inclusive of OALASA, OBSA, OCPSA, and OWSA) on a yearly basis. These athletes are given the opportunity to compete in Regional and Provincial Level competitions. For more information on our games program go

79. Gidley Real Estate Ltd. Bala Ontario - History Gidley Real Estate Ltd. in Bala Muskoka offers excellent service to those buyingand selling real estate. Our Pleasure to Serve. http://www.bala.net/gidley/history.html

HISTORY OF GIDLEY REAL ESTATE LTD. GIDLEY REAL ESTATE LTD. has been an active business in Bala for 54 years. However, the roots of the company reach back even further. Mark Gidley, now the Broker for the company, is the great-grandson of Thomas Burgess Sr., the founder of Bala, who brought his family to settle here in 1868. Thomas and his sons gave the town a strong foundation on which it has continued to build. Mark's Mother, born and raised in Bala, passed her passion for this beautiful town along to her son. In 1968, Mark joined his Father in the business and took over the reins in the early 70's. Like his forefathers, Mark has always been actively involved in the community, both as a leader and a supporter. In 1995, the insurance portion of the business was sold, allowing Mark to devote his full time to real estate. Mark knows it is a privilege to live and work in Ontario's most popular vacationland. He lives by the company slogan, "Our Pleasure to Serve". Box 287, Bala, Ontario POC lAO

80. Home Page from Polyphony and the Multicultural history Society of ontario (MHSO).Together they provide an introduction to the history rich with ontario s http://collections.ic.gc.ca/polyphony/index2.html

CONTENT Introduction to Polyphony Polyphony, based on a bi-annual publication of the same name, is an historical testimony of the many ethnic cultures that constitute Ontario's people. The pages that follow, reflect the people of Polyphony and portray them as sharing similar experiences: their manner of arrival in Ontario, the development of their communities and the problems they faced. These experiences, in the context of themes such as labour, sports or theatre, are the primary foci of Polyphony. Presented here in digital form,is a collection of articles, photographs and audio clips selected from Polyphony and the Multicultural History Society of Ontario (MHSO). Together they provide an introduction to the history rich with Ontario's cultural diversity. ~ This website explores the immigrant experience through eight different themes. Within each theme, there are articles, photographs and oral testimonies that provide a glimpse into the history and development of immigrants in Ontario. Each theme contains three to six articles, an oral history clip(s), as well as a selection of photos. Enjoy! ~ Use our very own navigation tool to guide yourself through the pages of Polyphony Featured here is an excerpt from the first issue of Polyphony The purpose of Polyphony is to introduce the reader to the Multicultural History Society of Ontario. The Society hopes to ensure the survival of as full a record as possible of immigration to Ontario, ethnicity, the old country origins of our people, and the historical experience of all groups in the province.

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