09/03/2025
Our final tour of Glengarry starting later this month. Hope to see you on the bus. Allan MacDonald
The Glengarry County Archives contains the foremost collection of history about Glengarry
County found anywhere.
The Glengarry County Archives is the largest repository of historical records in
eastern Ontario and contains the foremost collection of history about Glengarry County found anywhere. Incorporated as a municipal corporation in 2013, the archives is the official repository for the records of the Townships of North and South Glengarry municipal governments and is mandated to preserve the records of individuals, businesses and organizations from the settlement period to the present.
09/03/2025
Our final tour of Glengarry starting later this month. Hope to see you on the bus. Allan MacDonald
04/17/2025
Tickets now available for the Rambles Tour of Charlottenburgh.
Allan MacDonald, County Archivist
08/26/2024
Willie Terry - My Life in Hockey: Part 2
08/08/2024
Glengarry Rambles - Lancaster Township Bus Tour
Tickets are now on sale online (Glengarry Pioneer Museum) or by phoning (Glengarry Nor'Westers & Loyalist Museum).
The tours will start and end in North Lancaster. Bus departs at 1:00 pm, will stop for a break half way, then return by approximately 4:00 pm. There are four dates to choose from, but each tour is the same, so please only register for one date.
Start/End location: Township Roads Building in the village of North Lancaster, next to the French school: Ecole Elementaire Catholique De L'Ange-Gardien.
The location is 4841 2nd Line Road, North Lancaster, ON.
Glengarry Rambles Tour - Part 3
We’ve got some great news to share! The Glengarry Pioneer Museum, Glengarry County Archives, and the Glengarry, Nor’Westers & Loyalist Museum have partnered together to bring you the third instalment of the hugely successful historic “Glengarry Rambles” bus tour! Having previously covered Kenyon and Lochiel Townships, the third edition of this tour will move southwards to LANCASTER TOWNSHIP.
Led by Allan J. MacDonald, County Archivist, registered attendees will get to explore what was once known as the Lake Township and will discover the location of Elbow Bend and Church Hill (can you guess where?). Some highlights of this tour include one of Ontario’s eleven bicentennial farms; Glengarry’s poultry capital; the North Lancaster Races; the home of a Rhodes Scholar.
Tickets are not available for sale just yet (they will only be available after the Highland Games) but mark your calendars! This time we’ll have FOUR tour dates that attendees can choose from: September 28th, September 29th, October 5th, or October 6th. For now, save the date and we’ll follow up with more information.
04/16/2024
That's it for Lochiel; Lancaster awaits in the fall.
04/05/2024
Please join me on a tour of Lochiel Township.
03/15/2024
10/18/2023
Re-launch of The Glengarry News Looks Promising 📰
Following the joint private Council meeting held on September 14th, 2023, there has been notable interest from various parties in resurrecting the Glengarry News.
For the complete Press Release, please visit:
https://www.northglengarry.ca/Modules/News/index.aspx?newsId=93bf7aab-106f-4e93-8a8b-ec271a2cb822
Township of South Glengarry Glengarry County Archives
09/07/2023
A Venture Through Kenyon
08/03/2022
Williamstown Fair, 1965
Charlotte Whitton of Ottawa joins Archibald MacDonell and Sam MacLeod in leading the parade to open the fair. Allan MacDonald, county archivist
07/27/2022
Massed Bands, 1958. Allan MacDonald, County Archivist