Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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Resources in This Category

• Bruce and Grey Branch of The Ontario Genealogical Society

  http://www.ogs.on.ca/bruce_grey/
  A combined resource offering an overview of the branch, a calendar of events, membership information, a catalog of publications, information on how to submit queries, and links to sites in both counties.

• Georgian Bay Steam and Antique Association

  http://www.steamshow.ca/
  Showing and demonstrating antiques and steam engines.

• Ghosts Of the Bay

  http://www.lynximages.com/gobmaintwo.htm
  Information about the feature-length documentary film and the companion guide book to the history of Georgian Bay.

• Home of The Georgian Bay Association

  http://www.georgianbayassociation.com/
  Working with our water based communities and other stakeholders to ensure the careful stewardship of the greater Georgian Bay environment and to promote the quiet enjoyment of its diverse and finite spaces.

• Parry Sound Muskoka Genweb

  http://www.waynecook.com/main_page.html
  Genealogical research society for the region of Parry Sound and Muskoka. Includes online information, links to volunteers, research and query tips, townships and related resources.

• Rural Gardens of Grey & Bruce Counties

  http://ruralgardens.ca/
  Information about rural gardens. Lists locations, includes area map, and provides access to downloadable brochure.

• Save the Beaches

  http://www.savethebeaches.ca/
  A group dedicated to preserve the traditional and historical use by the public of the beaches of Tiny Township on Georgian Bay, and to support and participate in the peaceful resolution of access issues.

• Small Cemeteries of the Districts of Muskoka and Parry Sound

  http://www.pioneercemetaries.com/
  Inscriptions and photos of monuments in various area cemeteries.

 

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