Huron County Historical Society - HCHS 2019 Notes 
HCHC 2019 Notes Index (Volume XLIII)
- Clinton
- Clinton - Building TowardsToday (Page 3)
- Beaver Block (Page 5)
- Mackay Block (Page 5)
- Clinton Town Hall (Page 7)
- Clinton Library (Page 8)
- Market Square /Library Park (Page 9)
- Murray Block (Page 10)
- Perrin Block (Page 11)
- Commercial Block, Albert Street (Page 12)
- Bartliff Building (Page 13)
- Victoria and Cooper Block (Page 14)
- Rattenbury House/Clinton Hotel (Page 15)
- The Queen's Hotel (Page 15)
- Hotel Normandie/Sloan Block (Page 16)
- Huron Street Block (Page 17)
- St. Paul's Anglican (Page 18)
- Horatio Emmons Hale (Page 19)
- Wesley Willis (Page 20)
- First Baptist (Page 20)
- St. Joseph's Catholic (Page 21)
- St. Andrews Presbyterian (Page 21)
- Ontario Street United (Page 22)
- Christian Reformed (Page 23)
- Salvation Army (Page 23)
- Clinton Public, Elementary and Secondary (Page 24)
- St. Joseph's Elementary (Page 26)
- St. Anne's Catholic Secondary (Page 26)
- Huron Christian School (Page 26)
- Clinton Hospital (Page 27)
- Klompen Feest (Page 28)
- Joseph Whitehead (Page 28)
- Clinton's Military History (Page 29)
- Book Review (Page 34)
- Bibliography (Page 35)
- Farewell To Historians (Page 37)
- Walkerburn – 100 Years of Service (Page 40)
- The Last Word (Page 44)
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Message from the President 2019
Welcome to the 2019 Notes. Marcus Garvey stated that, "A people without the knowledge of their history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots." During the last year the members of the Society have continued to celebrate, learn and preserve the history of Huron County.
Huron County has a rich, variety of historically significant events, fascinating individuals and buildings of many different architectural styles. Huron County is experiencing the loss of many of the older buildings, especially barns and mills, in our rural community. It is wonderful to learn and support the work of the new preservation group, Maitland Mills Association.
Thank you to the Executive and many members for their contributions during the last year. Their efforts have ensured that the Society continues by maintaining and promoting the Society. Elaine Snell has been our membership person and is always willing to renew memberships or to have new members join the work of our Society. We were greatly saddened to hear of the loss of Marion Zinn, a long time member of our society. She was one of the leading historians for our local families. She
will be fondly remembered.
We are looking forward to the year ahead as the Society is entering a process of strategic planning and advocating for the space for archives, while continuing to have enlightened speakers and recognition of plaques throughout Huron County.
Please, enjoy the history recorded in these Notes. A huge thank you goes to the members and citizens of the county who have given countless hours of their time to research the fascinating history of our past. Once again, Rhea Hamilton Seeger has done an outstanding job of making it all come together in the production of the 2019 Notes.
Vicky Culbert
President
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