How often have you dreamt about going back in time? If you have and enjoy the river...
Discovering SDG
When Maxville’ ESSO garage owner Leonard Hurd’s bullet-riddled body was found in one of his taxis, a...
Stability and modernity were important to 19th century Cornwallites and no church meets these two goals better...
As formidable and secure as the historic Cornwall jail, once known as “Ault Castle,” after early 20th...
Cornwall’s electorate made political history when they elected Rolland MacDonald, believed to be Canada West’s (Ontario), first...
In a very uncharacteristic fit of spring fastidiousness, I came a across a copy of August, 1980’s...
Fire not water destroyed the last remnants of the once thriving hamlet of Dornie, in the spring...
With all of the debate about the building of a high speed railway from Quebec City to...
People often think that historical facts, once printed are unalterable. This is too bad, as “new” information,...
First off I would like to dispel the notion that Monkland was so named because there was...
When Glengarry Fine Cheese in Lancaster won gold for their Celtic Blue Reserve and silver for Lankaaster...
When the American wing of Winchester’s Methodist Episcopal Church began building their new Church in 1881, they...
For over two centuries, the intersection of Pitt and Second Streets, the geographic centre of Cornwall’s original...
Before road traffic became the primary form of transportation, SDG was traversed by five different railways that...
Over 20 years ago I came across a plywood sign in an antique market in Elora, Ontario...
1813, winter. Glengarry House, east of Glen Walter. When this stone mansion was built in 1791, at...
The old adage that “fact is stranger than fiction,” was never truer, than when Imperial Germany planned...
S.D. & G Highlander, Regimental Sergeant-Major Eugene R. Leroux, proudly carries Canada’s World War II flag, the...
Special Contribution to the Seeker Eastern Ontario’s citizen-soldier settlers, as former members of the British Army where...
Throughout the 1950s and early 1960s, the ever present threat of nuclear war evoked fear that permeated...
Monument (seen in the header photo) and Plaques to St. Andrews Convent, and teaching sisters, 1909 –...