Old City Hall Clock Tower

Steckle Heritage Farm, settled in 1833 by John and Esther Bleams Steckle, is a designated heritage property in Kitchener, Canada. Operating as a non-profit organization since 1988, the farm serves as an urban farm education center and a unique venue for weddings and events. Offering educational and recreational opportunities related to Ontario's agricultural traditions, Steckle Heritage Farm provides children's programs, school tours, summer camps, and volunteer opportunities. With a focus on hands-on learning, the farm aims to connect visitors with nature, agriculture, and the dynamic history of the Steckle family. Generated from their website

McDougall Cottage in Cambridge, Ontario, offers a unique opportunity for individuals interested in local history and genealogy through events like the "Navigating the Cambridge Archives" talk presented by Corporate Records Analyst Dan Schmalz. This informative session guides participants on how to utilize the resources available at the City of Cambridge Archives to uncover details about their homes and family histories. Attendees can learn how to discover when their house was built, who owned it previously, and what the land was like a century ago. This engaging event is designed to help individuals kickstart their research journey and connect with the rich history of Cambridge. Generated from the website