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Canadian Fire Fighters Museum
95 Mill St. South, Port Hope, Ontario

The Canadian Fire Fighters Museum has a growing collection of fire apparatus representing hand drawn, horse drawn, and motorized periods of fire fighting in Canada. Additional exhibits include a working municipal fire alarm system, photo displays, helmets, turnout gear and tools of the trade. Our latest exhibit is the collection of Canadian fire hydrants that is steadily growing.

Keywords: Museums and Archives · History · Arts and Culture

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La Jeunesse Youth Orchestra Inc
Port Hope, Ontario

LJYO enriches the lives of all who participate by providing a myriad of interactive learning experiences. Through orchestra rehearsal, public performance, and education opportunities, LJYO opens minds and hearts and develops community.

Keywords: Music · Arts and Culture

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Northumberland Big Sisters Big Brothers Incorporated
18 John St, 2nd floor, Port Hope, Ontario

Northumberland Big Sisters was proud to be one of the founding members of both the provincial and national umbrella organizations - Big Sisters of Canada and Big Sisters Association of Ontario. More recently, local members were actively involved in the unification process of bringing these organizations together with Big Brothers and Sisters of Canada. In July 2001, a new organization know as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada was formed.

Keywords: Crisis Support · Children and Youth

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Northumberland Humane Society
371 Ward St, Port Hope, Ontario

The Northumberland Humane Society is a charitable community resource, dedicated to protecting and providing temporary shelter and comfort to all animals in need and promoting adoption and rehoming for abused, abandoned, neglected, and unwanted companion animals.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

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Port Hope Agricultural Society
Elgin Street, Port Hope, Ontario

We celebrate 1831 as the founding date for the Port Hope & District Agricultural Society. Farmers in Hope Township were interested in forming an Agricultural Society and a meeting was held at Bletcher's Inn, at what is now Dale Corners, in December of 1830. A constitution was drawn up and the Port Hope Agricultural Society became a reality in the spring of 1831. The Secretary was authorized to import purebred cattle in 1832. Durham and other breeds were introduced and sold at cost to the members. By 1834, the Society began to import good seed wheat.

Keywords: Festival · Arts and Culture

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Port Hope and District Historical Society
3632 Ganaraska Road, Port Hope, Ontario

To keep alive and bring to life, for young and old, and to preserve for generations to come, the History and Heritage of our Region [the township of HOPE and the town of Port Hope, Ontario] through meetings, lectures, displays, presentations and other functions and to involve other Heritage Groups as well as elementary, high school and university students in these activities.

Keywords: History · Arts and Culture

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Port Hope Public Library Board
31 Queen St, Port Hope, Ontario

Port Hope Public Library has two branches and provides library service for over 16,000 residents in the Municipality of Port Hope; for people who work, go to school or own property in the Municipality; and for visitors to the area.

Keywords: Libraries · Education and Literacy

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Northumberland Humane Society

The Northumberland Humane Society is a charitable community resource, dedicated to protecting and providing temporary shelter and comfort to all animals in need and promoting adoption and rehoming for abused, abandoned, neglected, and unwanted companion animals.

Port Hope Agricultural Society

We celebrate 1831 as the founding date for the Port Hope & District Agricultural Society. Farmers in Hope Township were interested in forming an Agricultural Society and a meeting was held at Bletcher's Inn, at what is now Dale Corners, in December of 1830. A constitution was drawn up and the Port Hope Agricultural Society became a reality in the spring of 1831. The Secretary was authorized to import purebred cattle in 1832. Durham and other breeds were introduced and sold at cost to the members. By 1834, the Society began to import good seed wheat.

Northumberland Big Sisters Big Brothers Incorporated

Northumberland Big Sisters was proud to be one of the founding members of both the provincial and national umbrella organizations - Big Sisters of Canada and Big Sisters Association of Ontario. More recently, local members were actively involved in the unification process of bringing these organizations together with Big Brothers and Sisters of Canada. In July 2001, a new organization know as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada was formed.

Port Hope and District Historical Society

To keep alive and bring to life, for young and old, and to preserve for generations to come, the History and Heritage of our Region [the township of HOPE and the town of Port Hope, Ontario] through meetings, lectures, displays, presentations and other functions and to involve other Heritage Groups as well as elementary, high school and university students in these activities.

La Jeunesse Youth Orchestra Inc

LJYO enriches the lives of all who participate by providing a myriad of interactive learning experiences. Through orchestra rehearsal, public performance, and education opportunities, LJYO opens minds and hearts and develops community.

Canadian Fire Fighters Museum

The Canadian Fire Fighters Museum has a growing collection of fire apparatus representing hand drawn, horse drawn, and motorized periods of fire fighting in Canada. Additional exhibits include a working municipal fire alarm system, photo displays, helmets, turnout gear and tools of the trade. Our latest exhibit is the collection of Canadian fire hydrants that is steadily growing.

Port Hope Public Library Board

Port Hope Public Library has two branches and provides library service for over 16,000 residents in the Municipality of Port Hope; for people who work, go to school or own property in the Municipality; and for visitors to the area.

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