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Valuing Our History

Articles dedicated to preserving and exploring the rich heritage, historical landmarks, and pioneer stories of Wellington County.

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Columns Opinion Valuing Our History

Peat deposits near Mount Forest considered as a fuel source in 1900

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Dismissal of Col. J.J. Craig of the 153rd caused controversy

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Harriston bridge dispute dragged on for three years

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CPR changed staffing policy after collision near Orangeville

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Original owner of Pike Lake faced many challenges

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Erin minister charged with sedition in 1917

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Arthurs Commercial Hotel burned down in 1970

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Arthurs Arlington Hotel building a victim of fire in 1932

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Elora man died from fall after 1933 drinking session

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Huge gravel pit planned for Guelph Township in 1929

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Parisian Steam Laundry offered service to Wellington County

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Spring thaw in 1927 created a nightmare for motorists

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