August Heritage Walk

Join us Sunday, August 24, 1:30-3:00 pm, as we stroll through the history of the old “General”. In 1944, the Sisters of St. Joseph purchased the Stafford property at 700 Paris Street to respond to the need for additional hospital facilities. The formal opening of Sudbury’s new hospital was celebrated on October 15th, 1950. Seventy-fiveContinueContinue reading “August Heritage Walk”

June Heritage Walk

Hear stories of landowner Aurore Dubois, Deacon’s Castle, the Bell Mansion, Skip Chalmers and the wharf rats, plus a connection between a Beatle’s landmark album and a one-time Sudburian. Join us for the second in a series of 2025 Heritage Walks that will introduce the people, places and events that have shaped the Kingsmount-Bell ParkContinueContinue reading “June Heritage Walk”

Petition to Save the Bell Mansion

 Background: The Bell Mansion Site, located at 251 John Street, Sudbury, was gifted to Laurentian University with the intent that it serve the public good as a cultural centre. The building has since been designated under the Ontario Heritage Act, recognizing its architectural, cultural, and historical significance. This site is not only a cornerstone of our local heritage but also aContinueContinue reading “Petition to Save the Bell Mansion”

Reminder: Sunday Heritage Walk

Meet the Howeys from Delhi, the McNaughtons of Newcastle, the Frenchman from Limoges, and others who left their mark on the historic McNaughton survey. Join us for the first in a series of 2025 Heritage Walks that will introduce the people, places and events that have shaped the Kingsmount-Bell Park area. We will also discuss waysContinueContinue reading “Reminder: Sunday Heritage Walk”

May Heritage Walk

Meet the Howeys from Delhi, the McNaughtons of Newcastle, the Frenchman from Limoges, and others who left their mark on the historic McNaughton survey. Join us for the first in a series of 2025 Heritage Walks that will introduce the people, places and events that have shaped the Kingsmount-Bell Park area. We will also discuss waysContinueContinue reading “May Heritage Walk”