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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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Erin council moved ahead very slowly with water system

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Push for municipal water for Erin village began in 1947

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16-year-old youth assisted cattle thief in 1902 spree

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Elora man involved in major American bribery scandal

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Great efforts were made to bring bank robber to trial

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Royal Bank in Mount Forest was robbed in 1922

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James Goldie: pioneer Guelph businessman died in 1912

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Robbers failed in 1947 attempt on Royal Bank in Grand Valley

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A cluster of railway incidents in the summer of 1912

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Downfall of a Garafraxa girl reported in Toronto paper in 1868

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Plans for new Kenilworth Catholic church announced in 1902

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1860 Breach of Promise case provoked laughter in court

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