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It is our desire to create and maintain a page of links to other Heritage and Historical Societies in the greater Hamilton area. Gradually we hope to expand this into a more comprehensive list of links to web sites related to local historical sites, historical museums and sites of general heritage interest. Comments, corrections and suggestions concerning this material should be directed to The Webmaster.
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The Ontario Historical Society is interested in historical projects throughout the province. Information concerning their activities and events, publications and membership as well as historical news from around the province can be found on their website at ontariohistoricalsociety.ca
It is of interest and value to note that many of the historical or heritage societies in the area produce newsletters and maintain web sites. These often contain interesting short articles on local history and also provide information about coming historical celebrations and presentations.
There is, of course, our own newsletter issued by the Hamilton Mountain Heritage Society. This publication, issued quarterly, has recently been named "Bailey's Bulletin" as a tribute to the late Dr. T. Melville Bailey, who was a founding member of our group. Highlights from this publication will be made available on this web site.
The Ancaster Township Historical Society has recently launched a new website that is both attractive and informative. It may be viewed at www.ancasterhistory.ca
The Burlington Historical Society publishes a newsletter and it also has a web site which can be viewed at www.burlingtonhistorical.ca.
The Dundas Valley Historical Society also maintains a web site. Dundas Valley Historical Society.
The Friends of Auchmar which held its inaugural AGM in October 2012 has a website that highlights Auchmar and the activities of the group. Their website is at friendsofauchmar.com
The Grimsby Historical Society publishes a newsletter. The contact address for the Grimsby Historical Society is: P.O. Box 294, Grimsby, ON, L3M 4G5. To view their web site click on Grimsby Historical Society.
Hamilton-Wentworth Heritage Association You may visit their website at HWHA.
The Head-of-the-Lake Historical Society holds many of its meetings at the Football Hall of Fame. For information about the organization, details of their extensive roster of historical publications and news concerning their coming meetings you may visit their web site. Head of the Lake Historical Society
The United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada, Hamilton Branch meets six times a year at St. Matthew on-the-Plains, 126 Plains Rd. E., Burlington. Meetings are at 7:30 pm on the 4th Thursday in February, March, April, October and November. They do outreach and have special events during the other months of the year. All are welcome to attend meetings. They maintain a web site at www.uel.com which includes historical material and information about their coming meetings.
The Waterdown-East Flamborough Historical Society. The Society has six public meetings per year. Meetings are held in St. James' United Church (Fellowship Hall) Parkside Drive, Waterdown. The contact e-mail for the society is: wefhs@hpl.ca The Society maintains a website which includes interesting local history, information concerning coming meetings and access to the archived copies of the society's newsletter. To visit their website click on www.flamboroughhistory.com
The West Lincoln Historical Society maintains an attractive web site at www.wlhs.info Correspondence with this group may be e-mailed to: archives@wlhs.info
There are two interesting pictorial Facebook pages maintained by Gary Evans who has produced an extensive series of historical pictorial publications relating to the Hamilton area. You may wish to check out Vanished Hamilton and Hamilton Historical Photos.