The Georgina Historical Society, as a not-for-profit organization, collects, preserves, promotes and interprets the rich history and heritage of all communities now known as the Town of Georgina.

Newsletters

Newsletter #9, Volume 7, November 2024

President’s Message What an interesting year this has been as I approach the end of my second year as the president of the Georgina Historical Society. The GHS has been doing pop-up appearances at the Sutton Farmer’s Market, hosting monthly meetings with entertaining...

Newsletter #8, Volume 7, October 2024

President’s Message Welcome to the October 2024 newsletter, our editor Bob Holden has another good one for you, and I have lots of news to share. Harvestfest 2024 is behind us, and although attendance was down from 2023, we still had a successful day. I want to thank...

Newsletter #7, Volume 7, September 2024

President’s Message As we watch the summer of 2024 disappear, we have to look forward to the upcoming fall season. And it’s coming fast, with the Georgina Historical Society’s Harvestfest being held on Saturday, September 21st. Your Harvestfest Committee has been busy...

Newsletter #6, Volume 7, June 2024 

President’s Message Well, summer is upon us, wow, that spring went by fast! There’s been a lot of stuff going on, and I am sharing a story in this issue of an interesting local sub-industry that flourished at the end of the last century, operated for many years, was...

Newsletter #5, Volume 7, May 2024

President’s Message We’ve had a busy spring this year getting everything opened up and ready for summer. We have also had some interesting opportunities come our way to spread the word about Georgina’s rich history. During a visit to the local Rogers cable show...

Newsletter #4, Volume 7, April 2024 

President’s Message Summer is fast approaching, but you’d never know it tonight. Windy and cold with a bit of snow in the air, we got spoiled with the false spring of a few weeks ago. Oh well, nearly there now.We want to thank Dee Lawrence and Sarah Harrison for their...

Newsletter #3, Volume 7, March 2024

President’s Message March is upon us, spring is just around the corner, and we’re seeing the buds and plants starting to come out already. It won’t be long before we’re complaining that it’s too hot!  The Georgina Historical Society is entering it’s fiftieth year as a...

Newsletter #2, Volume 7, February 2024 

President’s Message The groundhog tells us that we’ve got two weeks left of winter, but we haven’t really had any winter yet. Remember the good old days of three feet of snow in a day, towering snow banks along the roadway, hundreds of fish huts out on the main lake,...

Newsletter #1, Volume 7, January 2024

President’s Message A fresh new year is upon us, and as the Georgina Historical Society enters its fiftieth year as a registered non-profit organization, and its fifty-sixth year as a historical society, we must be proud of our accomplishments. Always an active part...

Newsletter #6, Volume 9, November/December 2023

President’s Message The time is flying by, the leaves are off the trees, and the clocks will be set back by the time you read this. My first year as president of the Georgina Historical Society has flown by, and I must credit our excellent board of directors for...

News

Directors Needed!

Help!!  We still need additional directors.  If you are interested in playing a role in the work we are doing, don’t hesitate to contact us.  Sarah Harrison resigned from our Board as she has just accepted a full-time library position and will be unable to participate...

Volunteers wanted!!!

Volunteers are always needed to come out to help in the Georgina Pioneer Village as a work crew when spring returns later in the year.  We are still actively seeking new board members to help us oversee the operations of your historical society.  Give any one of the...

Membership Renewal Due!

Happy New Year, GHS members!  If you have not already done so, it is time to renew your membership for 2024.  You can do this easily by providing cash or cheque payment to Kim Brady or by sending an E-transfer to georginahistoricalsociety@outlook.com  How to check if...