Seventh Town Historical Society

12/27/2025

Are you an amateur historian? We'd love to hear from you.

Wealth of datasets compiled as private passions are now a goldmine for those hunting for their ancestors

12/17/2025

This month's bookstore feature is TWEED - A CENTENNIAL MOSIAC. Published in 1991 by the late Evan Morton, to commemorate Tweed's Centennial. 243 pages; history, biographies, old newspaper reproductions, including ads and much more.
New books only $10! Link to our bookstore.
https://seventh-town-historical-society.square.site/product/tweed-a-centennial-mosaic/240

11/26/2025

https://seventhtownresearch.com/think-of-us-this-giving-tuesday/

7th Town news Think of us this Giving Tuesday Seventh Town Historical Society

11/04/2025

We were saddened to hear of Don Dulmage's recent passing. He was a valued volunteer, great researcher, Society director and author - not to mention a nice guy. His contributions will live on.
https://intelligencer.remembering.ca/obituary/donald-karl-dulmage-1093314112

10/30/2025

Edith D. Taylor Ashton’s book on the history of Dorland’s Creek and its mills is not only an exhaustively researched and comprehensive look into Hillier’s early days but also presents a wider glimpse of the early days of Prince Edward County.

Follow in the footsteps of a historical author and gain an understanding of the breadth of research needed to accurately convey the stories of the past. This exhibit aims to showcase the resources referenced in the making of this book.

On The Edge of History is the story of Dorland’s Creek and the village through which it flows. On early maps of Prince Edward County showing Dorland’s Creek, the village was named Pleasant Valley, and

10/21/2025

Only 2 weeks left to catch our exhibit THE HISTORY BEHIND THE HISTORY.

Seventh Town Historical Society

09/20/2025

A quick virtual tour of our exhibit

09/20/2025

AND we’re at the Ameliasburgh Fair today. Stop by and tell us a story!

09/20/2025

Lots on the go today - visit our booth at the Ameliasburgh Fall Fair and we'll be open today for visits (and be sure to check out our exhibit on the history of Dorland's Creek)