Category Archives: Heritage

Join us for the second in a series of 2026 Kingsmount-Bell Park heritage walks Sunday, June 28 from 1:30–3:00 pm. This month, we’ll learn about the Robert John Tough family, and the surveys of 1914 and 1928 that established “Kingsmount” – setting the groundwork for Sudbury’s first planned upscale neighbourhood. Sudbury Star, August 16, 1919ContinueContinue reading “June Heritage Walk”

On Saturday, the Neighbourhood Cleanup collected more than 50 bags of trash from all corners of the Kingsmount-Bell Park area. All together, more than fifty bags of garbage were collected and placed roadside and at St. Peter’s Church for pickup. Thank you to the organizers and the nearly 40 volunteers who made the event aContinueContinue reading “A busy weekend in the hood”

Kingsmount sidewalk stamps are some of Sudbury’s oldest, with one nearing its 100th anniversary! Join us as we look back at the time these sidewalks were first poured. When: Sunday, May 24 at 1:30-3:00 p.m. Meeting location: The upper stairs at Wembley and MarionDistance: 3 km Duration: 1.5 hoursTerrain: Sidewalks, some stairs Dress for the weather. PackContinueContinue reading “Reminder: Take a walk back in time”

Kingsmount sidewalk stamps are some of Sudbury’s oldest, with one nearing its 100th anniversary! Join us as we reminisce about the time these sidewalks were first poured. Note: Since the map was originally designed, we have lost 2 sidewalk stamps, No. 6 and 7. Are these concrete fossils worth preserving? When: Sunday, May 24 atContinueContinue reading “Take a walk back in time”

On the heels of Remembrance Day, the November Heritage Walk will recount stories of World War I heroes who lived in the Kingsmount-Bell Park area. Crowd gathers at CPR station to send off soldiers When: Sunday, November 16, from 1:00–2:30 pmWhere: Meet at Elizabeth Street Parking Lot, Bell ParkTerrain: Trails, streets, sidewalks and some stairsDistance:ContinueContinue reading “Cancelled November Heritage Walk”