Kilbride, Ontario
Join us on Saturday August 9th at 9:30 am at Kilbride United Church for the City of Burlington’s Heritage Week event in North Burlington. There will be a PowerPoint presentation exploring the history of the Village of Kilbride. This will…
Read More History of Kilbride Talk and Walk | August 9, 2025
Join us on Saturday, August 10th for the City of Burlington’s Heritage Week event in North Burlington. We will explore the history of Concession 2, Lot 7 and its adjoining lots, 6 and 8. This is the past location of…
Read More History Talk and Walk in North Nelson Township | August 10, 2024
Thank you to all who have registered for the bus tour of the North Burlington Cemeteries. The bus is now full. If you are interested in being put on a cancellation list, please email kilbridehistory@gmail.com. Visit the event page for…
Read More Tour of North Burlington Cemeteries Registration Closed
The Kilbride History Group is pleased to be invited to participate in the 2023 Heritage Week activities for the City of Burlington by providing a tour of the historic cemeteries of North Burlington. Join us on Saturday, August 12, 2023,…
Lowville Church, Summer by Brigitte Schreyer The Kilbride History Group is pleased to be invited to participate in the 2022 Heritage Week activities for the City of Burlington by providing a tour of the historic Lowville Cemetery and Village. Join…
Marianne was abducted on April 27, 1967 just in front of Kilbride School as she walked home. Sarah Farr, has written about Marianne and that tragic event with permission of the Schuett family. Remembering Marianne Schuettby Sarah Farr, Kilbride History…
Check out the Thursday, March 31, 2022 edition of the Burlington Post for a glimpse into the past of Kilbride United Church. Moving a mountainBy Helen Callaway, Burlington Post
Check out this edition of the Burlington Post, Thursday, February 10, 2022 to read about this unassuming building in the heart of Lowville. History aplenty in simple, unassuming buildingBy Helen Callaway, Burlington Post
This building is purported to be the old Temperance Lodge that was moved from Lowville to Highville. Do you have any information about this? Just where was Lowville’s Temperance Lodge?By Helen Callaway, Burlington Post
Read all about the Barkers of Lowville, one of the early families to settle in the area. If you have any information about them or the schoolhouse, please contact us at kilbridehistory@gmail.com. The Barkers of LowvilleBy Helen Callaway, Kilbride History…
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