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SUMMARY:One Book Lambton - Women's Institutes in Lambton County
LOCATION:Grand Bend Library\nGrand Bend Library
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DESCRIPTION:Exploration of the history of Women's Institutions in Lambton 
 County using resources from Lambton County Archives in celebration of the 
 2024 One Book selection. .\nhttps://lclibrary.libnet.info/event/9352975
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Explore the rich history of Women's Instit
 utes across Lambton County with the Lambton County Archives. Learn about T
 weedsmuir histories through the stories and materials from the Lambton Cou
 nty Archives collection and discover how they share the history of our loc
 al communities.</p>\n<p>Women's Institute branches have contributed to the
  bodies of historical knowledge in their local communities. In the mid-193
 0s\, Lady Tweedsmuir (wife of Sir John Buchan\, Lord Tweedsmuir\, Governor
  General of Canada) took an interest in Canadian Women's Institutes and en
 couraged branches to document their local histories. These Tweedsmuir Comm
 unity History Books document early settlers in an area\, local industries\
 , churches\, schools\, and the activities of Women's Institute branches. T
 hey now form a valuable resource for local history research.</p>\nhttps://
 lclibrary.libnet.info/event/9352975
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