Weston Heritage Conservation District

WESTON, ONTARIO, CANADA

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Photo courtesy of Gove family

AN IMPORTANT WESTONITE IS HONOURED

Weston residents gathered in Little Avenue Memorial Park on October 17, 2009 to witness the unveiling of a special plaque honouring local stonemason James Gilbert Gove (1884-1974). This concluded a year-long effort by Heritage Toronto, in association with Gove’s family, the Weston Heritage Conservation District and the Weston Historical Society to recognize the man who built Weston’s beautiful Humber stone walls. To learn more about James Gove please read Cherri's Hurst's fascinating article 'Stories in Stone'.

To see the unveiling ceremony, please follow this link.

Photo courtesy of Beryl Coakley

The Weston Heritage Conservation District is pleased to offer for sale this beautifully detailed map of Weston Village, reproduced from the 1878 York County Atlas. Suitable for framing, this lovely map will enhance any room in your home. Also perfect for research. Proceeds are in aid of the Weston Village Phase 2 Conservation District Study. Click Here for further details

Please be advised that the Toronto Public Archives is now open Saturdays. If you are interested in researching the history of your Weston home, please contact us at info@heritageweston.com to make arrangements to join an upcoming field trip.

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“Brother, Sister, can you spare a dime?”

The Weston Heritage Conservation District is a non-profit organization that relies entirely on the goodwill of donors. In return for your contribution, we have arranged for you to receive a tax receipt. This is your chance to make a difference.

PLEASE DONATE TO THE WESTON HERITAGE CONSERVATION DISTRICT.

Photo courtesy Weston Historical Society

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Photos courtesy of Weston Historical Society, Victoria Garofalo, Suri Weinberg-Linsky and Hillary Keirstead.