Amongst the family albums her mother had kept, Brooklin historian and archivist Margot Dixon found something very curious—Captain Samuel F. Scott’s (1847-1905) old scrapbook. Who was this man? And why did her […]
SOLD OUT Due to popular demand, we have added a second date - Please visit THIS LINK to register for Friday, February 6th.
Join medium Julie Ditta for a one-to-one Tea Leaf Reading at the Lynde House Museum. Readings are an effective way to connect to the heart and soul’s desire for a […]
Lynde House Museum and the Warren General Store will be CLOSED to allow our staff to enjoy the holiday with their families.
ONE FAMILY'S STORY Join us to discover how Oshawa Archivist Jennifer Weymark began the quest to solve a historic mystery – what is our local Black heritage? This under-researched area […]
A GENEALOGICAL JOURNEY Beth Adams got hooked on genealogy when her Aunt Charlotte took her and her mother to visit the Betts House, an old stone home that her great-great-grandfather […]
Now you can enjoy a tea party in the Lynde House Dining Room, while discovering the history of Tasseography – the art of tea leaf reading – an extremely popular […]
ALL AGES WELCOME! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Instruments Provided or Bring Your Own INDOOR EVENT WITH LIMITED SEATING – ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED REGISTER ONLINE or CALL 905-665-3131 Adults - $10 Children […]
AN IMMIGRANT'S LIFE IN THE 19th CENTURY Come discover life in Canada during the first half of the 19th century as seen through the eyes of an English gentleman, David […]
Lace up your walking shoes & join us for a guided tour around the Werden’s Plan Heritage Conservation District neighbourhood. Uncover interesting stories and facts about the historic homes, and […]
Natural Historian, Artist, Politician and Visionary Charles Fothergill was a naturalist who came to Upper Canada in 1817 with the express intention of compiling a complete natural history of the […]