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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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Thieves targeted Palmerston beer store twice in 1933

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Bootleggers faced heavy fines and jail in early 20th century

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Pilkington native achieved success in California

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Harriston plant was a pioneer in ice cream production

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Nichol Mutual Insurance Company folded 78 years ago

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Ponsonby workman was killed by a train in 1890

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Harriston hosted huge political rally in 1874

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Guelph Township man shot couple walking on railway tracks

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Fascinating display of industrial history at Harriston library

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Son of Luther bootlegger had distinguished Toronto career

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Joyriding railroaders narrowly avoided jail in 1913

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1925 tornado cut a swath across Eramosa Township

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