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Valuing Our History

Articles dedicated to preserving and exploring the rich heritage, historical landmarks, and pioneer stories of Wellington County.

Barn fires added to problems of Wellington County farmers in 1930

Highway departments undertook paving despite 1930 Depression

Arthur area residents pioneered in agricultural innovation

Hugh Templin’s continued efforts for dams in the early 1930s

Fergus did not emerge as largest centre in Wellington until 1920s

Fergus Fur Farms was a successful venture for two Fergus men

West Garafraxa farmer’s affair with a girl led to tragedy in 1890s

Short-lived Fergus company made automobile signals in 1930

Conservative leader Dr. R.J. Manion spoke in Arthur in 1930

Elora native Fred Jacob’s second book was published posthumously

Notorious outlaw Orval Shaw appeared in Wellington County in 1929

Arthur woman had a significant career in Detroit in 1920s