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Engraving from the Illustrated London News showing Queen Victoria and Prince Albert around the Christmas tree, 1848, England © British Library Board. P.P.7611
Thursday December 7, 2023
Sarah Kaufman explores some early Upper Canadian Christmas traditions including how Christmas was celebrated here in Niagara during the War of 1812, and how traditions changed over the 19th century.
Union Jack Canning Label
Wednesday November 8, 2023
Volunteer and ephemera collector, John Sayers, digs into the history of the Union Jack Canning Co. after seeing a stack of canning labels that were donated to the Museum.
Freemasonry In Upper Canada
Thursday October 12, 2023
Our summer Program Assistant, Robyn Weishar, delves into the history of Freemasonry in Upper Canada.
Niagara Reporter article, Sept 14, 1837
Tuesday September 12, 2023
On this Day, September 12, 186 years ago, the government of Upper Canada instructed that Solomon Moseby, a freedom seeker, be handed over to American authorities to face charges of horse theft.
Not the Lone Ranger
Thursday August 10, 2023
John Sayers dives into the story behind another great postcard from Niagara Camp.
Gold images and archives from the Museum's collection
Tuesday July 4, 2023
Our Summer Program Assistant, Robyn, explores the history of golf in Niagara-on-the-Lake with one of North America's oldest golf courses.