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  • Paddle & Picnic 2019

    Many thanks to all!

    A few pics compliments of Emerson MacGillivrary.

  • Photoville 2019


    Opening Ceremonies: SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 2019 from 2 pm – 6 pm

    DALKEITH HISTORICAL SOCIETY helping to build a stronger community …….TOGETHER!

    Exhibit continues throughout JUNE, 2019
    A celebration of Photographic Art (Still & Moving) of “Select People & Places of Glengarry & Beyond!”

    “Allow yourself to be transported through various decades thanks to carefully chosen photos from our collection of STORIES, PICTURES & EXHIBITS, from yesterday to today!

    • Celebrating the vintage works of Gordon Sparling, Co Hoederman, Eunice Macauley
    • A selection of food & drink & entertainment available
    • Katie Ditschun Live
    • Student Photo Contest & more

    DONATIONS GRACIOUSLY ACCEPTED AT THE DOOR

    You can find us–off the beaten track—- in the ROBERTSON CLARK BUILDING, located at 1841 DALKEITH RD, DALKEITH, ON
    For more details:
    www.https://Facebook.com/DalkeithHistoricalSociety
    or call 613.874.2514|613.874.9994

    A big thank you for your support to:
    St-Albert Cheese | MacEwen | Hubert Sabourin Inc.

  • Madness Indoor Yard Sale

    Sunday, March 17th, 2019 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

    1841 Dalkeith Rd. Cty. Rd. 23 Dalkeith Village in Robertson Clark building

    16 Vendors to choose from|See Facebook for detail on vendors

    CALL for VENDORS $20 /Table | VENDORS: “Bring your stash, leave with cash” |Call (Frances 613.874.2514) before March 1 for special reduced price of $15 |(Maggie 613.874.9994)to reserve your space

    Everyone is welcome to come enjoy Shamrocks, Shenanigans and Sales (also celebrating William Robertson and Catherine Clark Day-1st Postmaster & Mistress of Dalkeith in 1867)

     Organized by Dalkeith Historical Society | DHS does the advertising: The Glengarry News, The Review, The Regional, and Your local Journal, flyers

  • Books for Sale

    Local Used, Hard to Fine and Rare books available from the Dalkeith Historical Society