41. Ontario History | Nfuontario.ca Part 1 to 1919 The roots of the farmers’ movement struggling to organize in Ontario. The history of farm organizations in Ontario dates back at least to the year 1800. http://nfuontario.ca/content/ontario-history

About News Events Locals ... About Ontario History Part 1 - to 1919 The Grange can take some credit for the creation of Ontario Hydro Some of their larger concerns included: The Grange Wholesale Supply Company which dealt in farm implements, household goods and tools. A fire insurance company with headquarters near Owen Sound. A life insurance company and a trust and loan society. Though some of the commercial ventures helped farmers for a time it was these same ventures which eventually led to the degeneration of the Grange. The companies were not controlled by the rank-and-file and sometimes competed with each other and often resorted to dishonest business practices. The salt company eventually joined the salt combine itself and the life insurance company sold out to a firm from Massachusetts. The Grange as a whole became discredited when a few leading Grangers became promoters of the Temperance Colonization Society for attracting settlers to the Northwest. The Society obtained about 200,000 acres of land near the present city of Saskatoon. The Society lost thousands of dollars which had been invested by rank-and-file Grangers though the Grange was never directly involved as an organization. The whole affair caused numerous lawsuits and much bitterness. During the 1890s the Grange was eclipsed by a new, more explicitly political organization

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Subscribe To This Site Ontario History and Heritage Museums Page 2 Explore Ontario History Through Living History Museums! Orillia: Stephen Leacock Museum - Visit the former summer cottage of the famous writer. Also, the OPP Museum and Orillia Museum of History and Art. For more details, see my page on Orillia Attractions Ottawa: Ottawa Jail Hostel – Served as a prison for more than a century. Said to be haunted by the ghosts of prisoners and hanged men. This isn’t a real heritage site in the sense of being open to visitors – it’s actually a working hostel! – but you can see it if you stay there, or if you take the Ottawa Haunted Walks tour. Tour original cells, walk down Death Row, get a glimpse of the gallows and listen to gruesome tales. For more Ottawa history museums, see my page on Ottawa Museums Rockton: Westfield Heritage Village - A wonderful living history village with 35 buildings, located near Rockton Ontario. Come see where Anne of Green Gables was filmed. Visit the county store, take tea in the parlour of a century home, and ride the horse and wagon. Toronto: Guildwood Park - The Graveyard of Lost Buildings.

43. Ontario History : Ontario Historical Society : Free Download & Streaming : Inter Title varies v. 138 (1899-1946) Papers and records View the book http://www.archive.org/details/ontariohistory05ontauoft

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45. Northern Ontario History » Republic Of Mining Republic of Mining Republic of Mining I spent most of one night and the next day watching the rescue of the Chilean miners. http://www.republicofmining.com/category/northern-ontario-history/

Home Blogger Profile Contact Blog Mission Statement ... RSS November Established in 1980, Northern Ontario Business   provides Canadians and international investors with relevant, current and insightful editorial content and business news information about Ontario’s vibrant and resource-rich North. This article is from the November, 2010 issue. Humility and hard work has kept one Ontario author’s pen to the parchment.  Michael Barnes, a prolific Haliburton-based writer and author of several Canadian bestsellers, describes himself as a middle-rank writer that people don’t remember. Yet he has produced more than 50 books, the majority of them about the history of Northern Ontario. “I’m one of those people that fill up bookshelves in libraries,” he said. His written contribution to preserving the history of Ontario’s North was recognized by the Canadian government when he was named a Member of the Order of Canada in 1994. posted in Canadian mining history Michael Barnes Northern Ontario history 0 Comments October Chile Mine Rescue Teaches Us That Modern Civilization Built on Mining — John R. Hunt (On the Rocks)

46. Ontario's History Ontario has a very diverse history that is rooted in agriculture. That history includes three major contexts The Ontario Irrigation Colony, which includes the Chaffey Brothers http://www.ci.ontario.ca.us/index.cfm/22695

The Official Website of Ontario, California Home Search Contact Us E- ... Contact Us P LANNING D EPARTMENT Historic Preservation Registers Preservation Laws Ontario's History ... Historic Preservation Ontario's History Ontario's History and Historic Contexts Ontario has a very diverse history that is rooted in agriculture. That history includes three major contexts: The Ontario Irrigation Colony , which includes the Chaffey Brothers, the Ontario Land and Improvement Company and the Citrus Industry. The Wine Industry, which is predominately in the eastern part of Ontario and was dominated by Hofer Ranch and the Guasti Winery. The Dairy Industry, which is located in the southern portion of Ontario, mostly in what is known as the New Model Colony. Below is a list of histories and historic contexts that have been or are being created. The entire list of histories is included, but not all are available for viewing. As they are completed, the histories and contexts will be added. Histories The Ontario Irrigation Colony The Chaffey Australian Irrigation Colonies Hotpoint / General Electric The C.C. Graber Company

47. History Of Ontario - Lonely Planet Travel Information When Europeans first stumbled through the snow into Ontario, several aboriginal nations already called the region home. The Algonquin and Huron tribes had long occupied the http://www.lonelyplanet.com/canada/ontario/history

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49. Ontario History Rowe and Kneen basically view the problems of Canadian and Ontarian agriculture in terms of poor priorities and lack of concern for ecological principles. Historically and http://www.docstoc.com/docs/43012628/Ontario-History

50. Ontario History Experts And Information In Sources Directory 2010 A directory for journalists, writers, news editors, researchers, featuring experts, contacts and media spokespersons. http://www.sources.com/listings/Ontario-History-10780.htm

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51. Ontario History | IExplore The Columbus World Travel Guide has been published for 26 years and is sold in over 90 countries worldwide. http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Ontario/History

52. Ontario History, California | Travelgrove.com A detailed historical guide of Ontario California, United States. Find out more about the rich history of Ontario and its people. http://www.travelgrove.com/travel-guides/United-States/California-Ontario-Histor

flight hotel car vacation ... Map Ontario History, California Travel Guides North America United States California Ontario History Premium historical happenings in Ontario Ontario City is situated in the San Bernardino County (California) which is in United States. According to 2000 census, recorded population in Ontario was 170,373. The lands of Ontario were earlier used for foraging and hunting by the Tongva Indians. The remains of the Serrano village in the neighboring foothills of modern city of Claremont show that Serrano Indians used the terrain areas of Serrano. The middle school and city park in Serrano bears the name of an explorer Juan Bautista de Anza who passed all the way through Serrano in the time phase of 1774. The well known area of Serrano called as “san Antonio” was named after San Bernardino Asistencia and was a colony of San Gabriel mission. The present day Foothill Blvd was used by Jedediah Smith for the first journey on land in 1826. In 1834 the lands of California were privatized after secularization happened in California. The Chaffey family in the year 1881 bought and got full hold of the land and water rights so as to make a water drainage via which the farmers can water the crops and can prevent periodic floods destroying the Ontario city. The Waffey brothers were the creators of Euclid Avenue. The new “model colony” was earlier named as dry town still it caught attraction of easterners’ and farmers of citrus who were looking for a drier soil conditions. The fountain which is today located at the Ontario Museum of History and Art was earlier located next to the South Pacific railway station so as to gather attention of the visitors and the fountain was meant to show the visitors “abundance” of water in Ontario. The fountain was always started just minutes before the train arrives at the Southern Pacific railway station.

53. Belleville Ontario History A little bit of Belleville's chronological history. From 1665 to 2006. http://beautifulbelleville.com/history.html

A little bit of Belleville's chronological history. If there is something in error, or something you think we should include, please e-mail us with the date and description. Thank you. First white residents, two monks, move to area The first Loyalist refugees come to Hastings County First store - by Wm. Bell John Taylor buys farm land east of present day Church St First Industry - dam and lumbermill First brick house in Upper Canada by J.W. Myers First Lawyer - Mr. Hagerman by Special Act John Simpson opens first tavern on the southwest corner of Dundas and Front Streets. The first social center for the settlers. Ferry opens between Rossmore and Myers Creek(Belleville) First wooden bridge built across the Moira River First Schoolhouse Population 150 Myer's Creek renamed Belleville afer Lady Bella Gore First Schoolboard formed Methodists errect the first church 1820's John Simpson's son builds the first INN on the northeast corner of Front and Dundas Streets Belleville's population 1,700 The Phoenix, Belleville's first newspaper James McNabb builds his house, halfway up the hill, on the south side of West Bridge Street

54. Ontario History Articles | HighBeam Research - FREE Trial Ontario History Find and search current online magazines and journal articles, issues, and archives from Ontario History for research and information. FREE trial HighBeam http://www.highbeam.com/Ontario History/publications.aspx

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55. Quintin Publications | Ontario History Price Click to Buy Provincial History 097481. The Shaping of Ontario From Exploration to Confederation by Nick......Other Quebec Genealogical Resources Item http://www.quintinpublications.com/onhistory.html

Ontario History Ontario Catalog Main Catalog Item # Description Price Provincial History The Shaping of Ontario: From Exploration to Confederation Historic Sites of Ontario, Volume 1 edited by Dr. Robert J. Graham, D. Min., M. Div., LL.B, CD. 1996; xii; 128pp, soft cover. Since the first days of the settlement of Ontario, inns have played a vital role in the social fabric of the communities that they served. They were landmarks for the early settlers and the patrons of an inn were a mosaic of the lives and occupations within their community. The stories that have come out of this project are an often unrecognized part of Canadian heritage. Volume 1 depicts inns and innkeepers from one of the earliest settled areas of this province. In it, you will note how often inns moved in Hamilton, find out about an early Masonic Lodge in Barton Township, discover where to find historic lodgings in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and which of the wineries in the Niagara Region is nearly 150 years old. Paradise: Class, Commuters and Ethnicity in Rural Ontario by Stanley R. Barrett. 1994, xiv, 315 pages, charts, indexed. Discusses the various ethnic groups in 20

56. London Ontario History Past and present stories of our great city, not normally found elsewhere. http://londonontariohistory.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar London Ontario History Past and present stories of our great city, not normally found elsewhere. Friday, November 14, 2008 Dammed if you do, Damned if you don't. Dammed if you do, Damned if you don't or That Damned Dam 14 November 2008 When the Springbank dam broke, many of us were surprized to learn it's primary purpose was NOT flood control, but to provide an adequate waterway in terms of depth and width of water for recreational use. At present, withe dam not working and the waterway wide open, two conflicting interests have presented themselves, which you can see above in the photographs. There is very little more Canadian in nature than paddling a canoe. Much of our history was opened by the canoe, and it continues to be a very popular recreation to this very day. As strange as it sounds, even though Ontario is a land of rivers and lake, in southern Ontario, there are not that many places to go canoeing, and those places you can often charge a fee or admission or the like. Having free and open access to a river for canoeing and other recreational boating is important and draws in tourist dollars.

57. Perth Ontario History A little bit of Perth's chronological history. From 1816 to 2003. http://www.beautifulperth.com/history.html

A little bit of Perth's chronological history. If there is something in error, or something you think we should include, please e-mail us with the date and description. Thank you. April 18th, Perth established as a military settlement. Land for the settlement was obtained from the Algonkians. Captain Joshua Adams builds the first tavern on Foster St. John Adamson builds the first house, the Red House, on Craig St. Fall: 20 houses in Perth, 250 houses in the area, population 1,505. settlers face starvation. settlement's first minister arrives in Perth. 1,890 residents in the Perth area. first Presbyterian church is built. first Roman Catholic church. Methodist church starts up in Perth. Perth has seven general stores. Summit House built from brick. Inge-Va House erected. Perth gets its first lawyer, James Boulton. The first newspaper in Eastern Ontario founded in Perth; the Bathurst Independent Examiner. Perth has a population of 350. McMartin House built. the steamship Enterprise is launched in Perth.

58. Ontario History Fonds | Archives And Manuscripts | Special Collections | Library The library at the University of Waterloo Ontario History fonds. Ontario History fonds. 1716-1950. 66 cm. of textual records and graphic materials, photos, maps, multiple http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/discipline/SpecColl/archives/onthist.html

59. Archives Of OntarioOntario History Quest - An Online Learning Resources The Archives of Ontario, in partnership with the Toronto Public Library and the City of Toronto Archives, presents Ontario History Quest an online learning resource for Ontario http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/english/educational-resources/ohq.aspx

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