Simcoe County Historical Association

Preserving the Past, In the Present, For the Future

Videos

Simcoe County Historical Association Videos

(Click on video image or title to watch on our  YouTube channel)

Simcoe County Ice Capades - April 2024The Convoy Through A Sailor’s Lens with Mark Burchell - November 2023The Story of the Oro African Church Preserving History with Harry Hughes and Samah Othman - February 2023
A Place to Call Home: Stayner, Then and Now - October 2022The Grey and Simcoe Foresters Regimental Museum - October 2022Fire and Mist Stories with Mary Harris - October 2022
Coldwater Mill Tour - October 2022

Auld Kirk Church (Bradford West Gwillimbury) - October 2022

Simcoe County Forests - 100 Years - November 2021
Interview with Alan Johnson - Minesing - September 2022
Vanishing Barns - March 2021

Simcoe County Historical Association Land Acknowledgement

In recognition of those who walked this land before us, Simcoe County Historical Association acknowledges that we gather on the ancestral
territory of the Anishinaabek Nations: the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Pottawatomi, who collectively are known as the Three Fires Confederacy. We remember
too the people of the Wendat who once made this land their home. We acknowledge with regret that in the past we have not lived in harmony
with the Indigenous People of Turtle Island and our relationship has not been one of true friendship based on honesty, generosity, and mutual respect.
Today we recognize the enduring presence of the people of the Chippawa Tri-Council: Beausoleil First Nation, Georgina Island First Nation, and Chippewas of Rama First Nations, as well as the people of the Métis Nation, the Inuit, and other First Nations who have chosen to make their
homes in this region. The members of the Simcoe County Historical Association recognize that we have much to learn from the history, culture, and teachings of the Indigenous Peoples with whom we now share this land. We are committed to nurturing a spirit of respect, honesty, and reconciliation with all our First Nations, Métis, and Inuit neighbours. Click Here for more info.