The North Shore Women's Institute is sponsoring a talk by Elwood Jones on the Peter Robinson Settlement in Peterborough County. Professor Jones is a Professor Emeritus of History at Trent University and an archivist at Trent Valley Archives. He will be describing the fascinating story of Peter Robinson's work in organizing the migration and settlement […]
A guest speaker session with Sylvia Best of Kawartha Ancestral Research Association followed by a dinner and information session on upcoming Peter Robinson Books. More information to follow or contact us.
Year long display dedicated to Irish Settlement in Peterborough County. Research families who settled in Asphodel Township.
Presentation with Stories and Music, Social Hour, & Buffet Dinner at the Downeyville Hall. SOLD OUT
A secondary presentation welcoming folks for after dinner tea, coffee and desserts at the Downeyville Hall.
A fun filled evening with music and dancing at the Downeyville Hall.
New Year's Day Mass at St. Lukes Church 9:00 AM.
Open to visitors for regular hours: Wed 10 am to 3 pm, Thurs 10 am to 3 pm, Fri 10 am to 3 pm “Learn about the history and culture of local First Nations at Aabnaabin Camp and the Aabnaabin: Looking Back to Where We Come from." Featuring a permanent exhibit in partnership with Curve […]
Trent Valley Archives welcomes visitors during their standard oporating hours Tuesday through Saturday 10:00AM to 4:00PM.
Join us all year for family history research, resources, books etc. located at 730 The Kingsway #3, Peterborough, Ontario. Open to visitors Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday from 1:00PM to 5:00PM and Saturdays by Appointment.
Trent Valley Archives welcomes visitors during their standard oporating hours Tuesday through Saturday 10:00AM to 4:00PM.
Join us all year for family history research, resources, books etc. located at 730 The Kingsway #3, Peterborough, Ontario. Open to visitors Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday from 1:00PM to 5:00PM and Saturdays by Appointment.
