History of the Clinton Branch

History of the Clinton Branch

Next up in our library history series, let’s take a little jaunt over to Clinton. The first library in Clinton was again a Mechanics’ Institute and it was housed in the Town Hall in 1872. Just seven years later, in 1879, the Town Hall burned, taking the Mechanics'...

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Celebrating Pride Month

Celebrating Pride Month

The Huron County Library is celebrating Pride Month by sharing valuable resources, participating in community events, and hosting activities in our branches. Here is a round-up of what's happening throughout June: Huron County Pride Outreach: The Huron County Library...

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History of the Hensall Branch

History of the Hensall Branch

Now it’s time to move on to the South Team’s third and final branch, Hensall. The first library in Hensall was a Mechanics’ Institute established in 1890 under the care of J.C. Stoneman’s jewellery store on the south side of King street. Jeweller’s would make good...

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Free Tax Clinics

Free Tax Clinics

Through the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program, community organizations host free tax clinics where volunteers file tax returns for people with a modest income and a simple tax situation. CVITP volunteers use 9 of our 12 branches as drop-off points for tax returns. To see if you are eligible for this service, check under “eligibility criteria” on this page: About free tax clinics – Canada.ca.

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Spring Craft Swap

Spring Craft Swap

Calling all crafters! Love crafting and love seeing others enjoy what you make? Join the Spring Craft Swap where you will be partnered with another crafter in Huron County! Make your partner a custom craft, while they do the same for you! All crafting mediums welcome...

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History of the Kirkton Branch

History of the Kirkton Branch

Onward we go to Kirkton, another South Team branch. Things got started in 1913 when the Women’s Institute started a library with a $75.18 donation. A further $39.55 was raised by the Women’s Institute through the proceeds of a lawn social. However, where the library...

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