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      This cairn in Jarvis, Ontario was erected by the Jarvis Women's Institute. The group has since disbanded, but their excellent work over the years is represented by this project. Service people from WWI and WWII are named on the plaques mounted on this cairn.

      In 1967, as part of Centennial Year, West Haldimand District undertook a project to build a pavilion. This impressive pavilion is located in Haldimand Conservation Park, near Featherstone Point. During the time of the construction of the pavilion, Haldimand County was divided into two Women's Institute districts: East and West.

      In 1967, the Lee family home (not yet a museum) was designated by the Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board. Erland and Janet’s daughter and daughter-in-law, Marjorie Lee and Katherine Lee respectively, were present at the unveiling of the sign, which was placed in front of the home at the …

      To mark their 60th anniversary, the Maple Grove Women's Institute went to Cambridge Manor, a new nursing home in our area and asked if there was anything we could contribute to the home as our outreach into the community. They had a member who was living there at the time. …

      Provincial Heritage Plaque (Marker) erected and unveiled September 24, 2013 at the site of Hampstead Women’s Institute inaugural meeting – little board-and-batten house (right in photo) STORY: On the evening of March 5, 1903 twenty-four women crowded into a small home at the southwest corner of Perth Road [county road …

      Arthur Meighen – 1874 – 1960 A controversial Nine Foot Bronze Statue of the Rt. Honourable Arthur Meighen, stored in the Ottawa Warehouse since it” completion in 1968, Was erected at the Lind Park, On Church Street in St.Marys, Ontario in 1987. Blanshard Township, Perth, County. History of Arthur Meighen …

      Wooden plaque with metal nameplates of the "most valuable player" for girl's basketball at the Schreiber High School.

      Wooden plaque with metal nameplates awarded to a student who demonstrated leadership abilities.

      This is a 3-D object.

      Flat, silver embossed unit tag used on the C.P.R. Tag reads: "Montreal Locomotive works Ltd. Montreal, Quebec, Canada 82167 5-57 Manufactured from Designs of Alco Products Inc. Schenectady, New York"

      Plaque from the Schreiber Legion dating from 1914-1918. Text on plaque reads: "The wrong fails, right prevails" "Honor to whom honor is due" "To one who has defended all that we most cherish" "Liberty - Peace - Justice"

      Condition: Good

      Plaque reads: "Strathcona No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1951 No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1952 No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1954"

      Plaque reads: "No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1958 No.2201 Schreiber Continuation School C.C. 1965"

      The dates are not inclusive.

      There are a few scratches and scrapes on the plaques and some of the name plates are discolored. The plate on the Zach Ralston Award for 1999-2000 is loose.

      This cairn in Jarvis, Ontario was erected by the Jarvis Women's Institute. The group has since disbanded, but their excellent work over the years is represented by this project. Service people from WWI and WWII are named on the plaques mounted on this cairn.

      This plaque, mounted on a stone cairn, was placed at the roadside in front of the Erland Lee (Museum) Home in 1961, while it was still a private residence. It reads "In memory of Erland Lee and his wife, Janet, who pioneered the first Women's Institute - now world-wide - …

      In 2003, the Erland Lee (Museum) Home was designated by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, and a plaque was placed by the sidewalk leading into the side porch of the Museum. The plaque reads “This 19th-century farmhouse is the birthplace of the Women’s Institutes (WI), an organization …

      This plaque was erected by the Goshen W.I. at Goshen Cemetery. The plaque reads "Goshen Cemetery 1831 - 1931 in memory of the pioneers." It is on the brick wall in front of the cemetery.