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- Geographic Location: Norval
- Year: 2018
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- Heritage Halton Hills Designation of Norval Manse
John Mark Rowe and Dr. Mary Rubio hold the designation plaques from Heritage Halton Hills for the Norval Presbyterian Manse and for the Caretaker’s cottage. The plaques were opened at a meeting of the Norval L.M. Montgomery Society at the caretaker’s cottage, 404 Draper Street. John Mark Rowe and Dr. Mary Rubio hold the designation plaques from Heritage Halton Hills for the Norval Presbyterian Manse and for the Caretaker’s cottage. The plaques were opened at …Esquesing Historical Society - Trillium Grant to Explore Montgomery Museum
A Trillium Foundation grant is announced by Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott (right) for the Norval L.M. Montgomery Museum. Holding the plaque is Heritage Foundation of Halton Hills president Lois Fraser with Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette. The announcement was made at the former Norval manse, 402 Draper Street. A Trillium Foundation grant is announced by Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott (right) for the Norval L.M. Montgomery Museum. Holding the plaque is Heritage Foundation of Halton Hills president Lois …Esquesing Historical Society - L.M. Montgomery Society Get Trillium Grant
A Trillium Foundation grant is announced by Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott for the Norval L.M. Montgomery Museum at the former Norval manse, 402 Draper Street. Members of the Norval L.M. Montgomery Society and Town councilors present were (L to R) Kathy Gastle, Pat Farley, Councillor Moya Johnson, Mayor Rick … A Trillium Foundation grant is announced by Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott for the Norval L.M. Montgomery Museum at the former Norval manse, 402 Draper Street. Members of the Norval …Esquesing Historical Society
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