Ontario Historical Society (OHS)

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29	30	1	2	3 Herstories Café: Women and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra	4	5 Backus-Page House Museum "Get Stuffed" Exhibit Opening
6	7 Town of York Historical Society: Women in the War of 1812	8	9	10 We Stand on Guard for Thee: The African Canadian Experience in the War of 1812	11 We Stand on Guard for Thee: The African Canadian Experience in the War of 1812	12 1812 Lecture Series: The War of 1812 Local Histories Elman W. Campbell Museum: Mother's Day Tea
13	14	15	16	17 The Hidden History of Fire Hall No.5	18	19
20 Moore Museum Victorian Tea Toronto Walking Tour: PADRONE ITALIANO: 150 Years of Italian Heritage	21	22	23 War of 1812 Bicenntenial Talks: York Township and the War of 1812 Halton Heritage: John McDonald	24 Ontario Heritage Trust Presents 1812: The Big Picture with Dr. Carl Benn	25 Backus-Page House Museum Relive the Talbot Settlement Event	26 Backus-Page House Museum Relive the Talbot Settlement Event Elman W. Campbell Museum and the Upper Canada Chordsmen Garage Sale Fundraiser Doors Open Toronto: The OHS & the John McKenzie House Doors Open Toronto: Finding your War of 1812 Ancestor
27 Backus-Page House Museum Relive the Talbot Settlement Event Doors Open Toronto: The OHS & the John McKenzie House The Puslinch Historical Society and The Wellington County Historical Society: A Walking Tour of the Village of Morriston	28	29	30	31	1	2

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2012 - A Year of History Conference

A joint meeting hosted by The Ontario Historical Society,
The Waterloo Historical Society and the Waterloo Region Museum

Friday, June 8 and Saturday, June 9, 2012

Waterloo Region Museum
10 Huron Road, Kitchener


Waterloo Historical Society was established in 1912 to preserve the County of Waterloo’s history, securing a headquarters in the Berlin (Kitchener) Public Library.	Ontario Historical Society incorporated the Waterloo Historical Society on December 14, 1912.	Waterloo Region Museum situated at the entrance to Doon Heritage Village, Ontario’s oldest living history village celebrates its inaugural season in 2012.
1912 also marked the centennial of the War of 1812. It was also the year that Berlin became a city; four years later it was renamed Kitchener.