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The Library gratefully acknowledges the work of the King Women's Institutes that recorded the early history of community events throughout the township. Without their work and foresight, the history of this community would have been lost to time and memory.
Please select from the following King Women's Institute branch locations to view their local documents:
Index of King Ridge Women's Institute Book
Cover of King Ridge Women's Institute - Tweedsmuir History
The Banner Aurora, April 26th and May 3rd 1956
Current Events in Jan and Feb 1956
Few Minds wear out more rust out
List of Officers for King Ridge Women_s Institute 1954 and 1955
List of Officers for King Ridge Women_s Institute 1955 and 1956
Mount St Francis Community from the notes of Mrs Doris Carson May 1956
Book 1
Commencement of Tweedsmuir Village History
Highlights of Nobleton Institute Work
Lt Pauline McGibbon Luncheon 1980
Sleeping Children around the World
Working on Tweedsmuir History 1976, 1991
Book 2
Early History of Nobleton by Ruby Gilham
Madeline Chapman's History of Nobleton
Main Street and Methodist Church
Book 3
Book 4
Nobleton Lion and Lioness Club
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Book 5
Nobleton Construction Development
Churches - Nobleton United Church
Churches - Nobleton Catholic Church
Churches - Nobleton Anglican Church
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 1 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 2 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 3 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 4 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 5 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 6 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 7 of 10
Temperanceville Tweedsmuir History Part 8 of 10