The Spencerville Mill
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Visit the last remaining mill on the South Nation River and discover how the Spencerville Mill adapted from a flour and grist mill.
Website: http://www.spencervillemill.ca/
Location: Spencerville
Members: 3
Latest Activity: Nov 6, 2011
Bicentennial Heritage Fair
In commemorating our shared heritage, The Spencerville Mill Foundation is organizing a series of workshops and talks to help volunteers and participants bring local history to life. Beginning in August 2011 and leading up to the Bicentennial Weekend June 1-3, 2012, such workshops will help the region coordinate reenactments and other historical events, encouraging interest in our heritage and tourism to the area.
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Comment by Brenda Ball on October 7, 2011 at 9:18am -
Will there be any instructions on the fine are of flirting in the Regency period?
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Comment by Alicia Wanless on October 7, 2011 at 9:23am -
It's funny you should say that, Brenda, because I was thinking to either bring in an etiquette expert or offer something from the books myself.
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Blog Posts
- Dancing to History’s Drummer in Gananoque
- Ready for the War of 1812?
- World record - for most costumes?
- Area residents get Regency fashions ready for the War of 1812 bicentennial
- Medicine in 1812: Our Chat with Dr. Baran
- Put Yourself on the 1812 Map…Literally.
- 4 Ways to help Honour Our 1812 Heroes
- Maj-Gen Brock's Family to Visit Brockville
- New 1812 Logo For Gananoque
- An Interview with Donald Graves
- What to Wear for 1812: Clothing Workshop
- Canadians and the Other War of 1812: 1812 Dinner Series with Major Grodzinski
- Centre allows Special Events to share resources
- A Family Affair: Re-enacting at Crysler's Farm
- Christmas during the War of 1812
- What's wrong with the Re-enactor?
- Experience 1812: Tracking Ancestors
- Guess the 1812 Picture?
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