Newsletters
Newsletter #8, Volume 8, October 2025
President’s Message Winter is fast approaching, and today’s Georgina is much different from what it was about 150 years ago. Instead of using good weather to lay in firewood and supplies for the upcoming winter season, we are basking in warm sunshine, enjoying fall...
Newsletter #7, Volume 8, September 2025
President’s Message Hi all, I hope that you had a great summer. Nice and warm with little rain, it was just the way I like it. But all good things must come to an end, with cooler nights later sunrises here already. We remained busy all summer, with Kim and I dropping...
Newsletter #5, Volume 8, May 2025
President’s Message Another summer season is upon us, but we haven’t seen many of those lovely warm spring mornings that we like so much. On the other hand, I’m sure that it won’t be too long before we are complaining that it’s too hot and sunny, could we please have...
Newsletter #4, Volume 8, April 2025
President’s Message Spring has finally sprung, but Mother Nature is reluctant to let us enjoy the warmth that usually comes with the change of season. As I am writing this, a week after the big ice storm, some people are still struggling with no power and continue to...
Newsletter #3, Volume 8, March 2025
President’s Message As the snowiest, coldest winter in recent memory draws to a close, brighter days are coming and we will soon replace snow shovels with gardening tools. As far as world events are concerned, events spinning both close to home and around the world...
Newsletter #2, Volume 8, February 2025
President’s Message Welcome to the second newsletter of 2025. We’re now in the depths of the winter, and this one is just like the good ol’ days, with lots of snow, ice and cold. Lake Simcoe is frozen right across now, and the Jackson’s Point harbour is buzzing with...
Newsletter #1, Volume 8, January 2025
President’s Message Another year has gone by, and the older we get the faster they go and we are entering 2025 with optimism for the new year. It was fifty years ago that the first buildings started to arrive at the grounds of the Georgina Civic Centre under the...
Newsletter #10, Volume 7, December 2024
President’s Message The last two years as president of the Georgina Historical Society has been an interesting time, as the world is slowly waking up from Covid, but also seems to be in turmoil. Here at home, as we are entering winter, things are slowly returning to...
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...