
Sometimes it is true that History Bites, but not this month's guest of Rick Green.
Our Alan Harrington is planning to do another community/history walk. Come out and learn a bit of Burlington history.
April's speaker is Ken Armson R.P.F., and will talk to us about the book he wrote entitled "The Legacy of John Waldie" and sons"
The Burlington Historical Society (BHS) is a registered charity, founded in 1899 and has been serving the community for over 50 years as an affiliated member of the Ontario Historical Society.
We are Frantic about our upcoming guest, Rick Green.
Here is a promotional video we made in 2005 for our Brant Inn DVD.
Order in the court! Order in the court! (Order of Ontario that is)
BHS celebrates Black History Month. You are invited to our February Zoom webinar with Linda Carter who will share with us the story of her father, George Ethelbert Carter, the first Canadian-born black judge.
A great treat! Frank and helpers created a website and podcast retelling his life and the early years of Burlington.
(easy difficulty)
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=1e80ad5fe905

About Burlington Historical Society
The Burlington Historical Society (BHS) is a registered charity, founded in 1899 and has been serving the community for over 50 years as an affiliated member of the Ontario Historical Society. Our Mission: preserve and share Burlington’s past for the

Outreach
We respond to many requests from organizations who want us to share our knowledge of Burlington’s history. We also work with the public to secure insight into Burlington’s past from those that were actually there. We are engaged in activities

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