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About the Omemee and District Historical Society:
Omemee and District Historical Society meets the second Sunday of each month at Coronation Hall, 1 King Street West, in the center of Omemee. Each meeting has a different theme, and the Historical Society always has a wealth of information on hand about the history of Omemee Area. They even have a few copies of the reprint of C. Hillier WIlliamson’s book on the History of Omemee, as well as the beautiful Walker’s Guide to Omemee - The Pigeon Town. For more information contact President, Marlyne Fisher-Heasman, at 705-799-576.Looking for historical information about Omemee? Pop into Butternut Folk Art at 18 King Street East, Omemee. Butternut Folk Art, in addition to carrying a wide array of crafting supplies also carries copies of the local authors' books,including:
A Walker's Guide to Omemee-The Pigeon Town by Marlyne Heasman-Fisher,and Omemee - Mississauga Camp Site to Ontario Village by C. Hillier WIlliamson To ensure the book you are seeking is in stock,you may wish to call ahead,705-799-0339
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