Tenth Annual Speaker Series
2011–2012

Presentations take place on the second Wednesday of the month.

Next Event: Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Please join us for Dave MacDougall's presentation:

Waking Sleeping Beauty- the Restoration of Robada Cottage

Dundas Museum & Archives
139 Park Street (between Albert and Princess)

Join us for light refreshments at 7 p.m.
Presentation begins at 7:30
Seating is limited

Admission: $2 for members, $3 for non-members

The membership year is under way. If you haven't done so already, please consider purchasing or renewing your membership at the presentation on October 12th. The annual membership fee is $10 for individuals and $15 for families. Please download the membership form, fill it out and bring it with you. Thank you!

For more information, please , president of the DVHS.

2012 Dundas Heritage Wall Calendar The Dundas Valley Historical Society is pleased to announce the availability of the 2012 Dundas Heritage Calendar. Produced by Northshore Publishing, each month features a black-and-white historic photographic image of Dundas scenes, buildings and people accompanied by historic milestones for selected dates. The 2012 Dundas Heritage Calendar is on sale at our monthly Speaker Series presentations and can also be purchased at the Dundas Museum and Archives, 139 Park Street West. $17.00 each, taxes included. A great holiday gift for the Dundas history lover in your family—or for yourself. This is a fund-raising project of the Society and a percentage of all sales accrues to us to support our programming For more information or to purchase a calendar, please call Stan Nowak, 905-627-8832, or .

Membership

The Dundas Valley Historical Society depends on its members to keep things running. Membership fees are used to support Society events and activities, help us communicate with our members and the public, and allow us to maintain our incorporated status through association with the Ontario Historical Society.

The membership year runs from September to August. Please see the membership page for more details, including a downloadable application form.

About the Society

The Dundas Valley Historical Society is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organization which was formed for the purpose of:

• promoting awareness, knowledge and appreciation of local history;
• collecting, recording and preserving evidence relating to the history of Dundas and turning this material over to appropriate repositories;
• publishing material of historical interest relating to Dundas and the surrounding area;
• celebrating the heritage of Dundas and fostering a sense of community identity;
• recognizing individuals and organizations who have furthered the objectives of the Society.