Monthly Meetings
Our monthly meetings are held at the Stoney Creek Municipal Centre at 777 Highway 8, on the first Wednesday of the month. (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Sept, Oct and Nov)
We have arranged for exceptional speakers on a variety of historically related topics. Do plan to join us. Visitors are always welcome.
Upcoming Speakers & Events
Join us for our 2019 Speakers Meetings on
the first Wednesday of the month at 7 pm
MAY 1, 2019 TOPIC; A PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF THE HISTORY OF ARMENIA
Speakers; Sister Anayis and Tamar
SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 Topic; DEAR SADIE; LOVE, LIVES AND REMEMBRANCE FROM ONTARIO’S FIRST WORLD WAR
Speaker; Dr. JAY YOUNG, ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO SPEAKERS BUREAU
OCTOBER 2ND, 2019 TOPIC; 500 YEARS OF LIES
Speaker; DAVE PATTERSON, THE 1492 GUY
NOVEMBER 6, 2019 TOPIC; THIS HISTORY OF BROWN’S FUNERAL HOME
Speaker; Julie Brown-Webber
PAST EVENTS:
Janes Walk – Olde Town Stoney Creek with the Historical Society President
Settled in the 1700s, Olde Town Stoney Creek has hundreds of years of secrets to tell. Join Stoney Creek Historical Society President Greg Armstrong, and his son, Urban Planner Matt Armstrong, on a tour of the former village of Stoney Creek.
During the walk, we passed by historic homes, heritage sites, ghost bowling alleys and grocery stores, and learned a little more about early residents. Greg also pointed out some recently designated historic sites that are now protected for future generations.
More Info: Stoney Creek Janes Walk
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You may also like to visit the
ERLAND LEE MUSEUM HOME
552 Ridge Road, Stoney Creek
The Museum is a National Historic Site, the birthplace of the Women’s Institute in 1897
and is refurnished to portray life during the 1850-1945 time period. Six generations of the
Lee family have resided in the home!
The Museum is open Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 12 – 4 pm.
Visit the Museum Gift Shop for unique items for family and friends.
For information on upcoming events, contact Erland Lee Museum
(905) 662 2691 erlandleehome@fwio.on.ca
