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Norfolklore -- Ontario's oldest and largest genealogy fair
Saturday 28 September 2023 in Simcoe, Ontario

Norfolklore -- Ontario's oldest and largest genealogy fair

Norfolklore -- dozens of exhibitors offer their wares


Norfolklore -- archives are open for research


Directions to Norfolklore

From out of town:
Simcoe is at the intersection of Highways 3 and 24. 
From there, take Hwy 3 (Queensway Street) west one stoplight, then turn left (south) onto Queen Street. Saint Marie Elementary School is at 165 Queen Street North, south of the stoplight at Queen and Cedar. There is free parking around the next corner, behind the school, off Union Street.

From the Eva Brook Donly Museum:
Drive north four blocks on Norfolk St. to Union St. Turn left (west) onto Union St. The school is five blocks west, at the corner of Union & Queen Sts.  (The free off-street parking is just before Queen Street on your right, off Union St.)



 
For more information, call the Norfolk Historical Society at the Eva Brook Donly Museum: (519) 426-1583. Or check back here later for the latest updates (including a map).

 

Norfolklore 2002 -- Saturday 28 Sep 2002
in two locations -- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Exhibits & Sales -- at Ecole Sainte-Marie
Research Archives -- at the Museum

Norfolklore 2002, the Norfolk Historical Society's 26th annual genealogy fair, promises to be bigger than ever in new location.  

If you take in only one Norfolk Genealogy event all year, Norfolklore is the one not to miss!

Admission: $5 -- includes admission to both the school (exhibits and sales) and NHS Archives at the Eva Brook Donly Museum.

As the snapshots on the left from past years illustrate, Norfolklore attracts dozens of genealogical resource providers/exhibitors and hundreds of genealogists researching their Upper Canada/Ontario roots.

Out-of-print books, hard to find books, maps, genealogy software and databases for your PC, historical transcriptions too numerous to list, and much, much more will all be available.

Come meet the experts from all over southwestern Ontario. This is the one annual event where they all come together in the same place at the same time.

A partial list of recent exhibitors:
Alexander Gallery
Ask Alice Books, London
Brant Historical Society, Brantford
Col. John Butler Branch, UEL
Dempsey-Rand, Udora
Dunnville Heritage/Haldimand County Museum
Elgin County Library, St. Thomas
Genealogy Computer Interest Group, Simcoe
Genealogical Research Directory, Toronto
Global Genealogy Supply
Grand River Branch, UELAC
Heronwood Enterprises, Nanticoke
John Rush Books
Log Cabin Publishing, Fort Erie
MacAndrew Stratford Ltd., Burlington
Mika Books -- close out inventory special
National Institute for Genealogical Studies
Norfolk Genealogy web site
Norfolk Historical Society, Simcoe
Norsim Publications
Norwich Archives, Norwich
London & Western Ontario Branch, UELAC
Ontario Genealogy Society, Toronto
OGS/Region IV, Toronto
OGS/Brant County, Brantford
OGS/Elgin County, St.Thomas
OGS/Haldimand County, Dunnville
OGS/Hamilton Branch, Hamilton
OGS/Huron County, Goderich
OGS/Kent County
OGS/London & Middlesex County, London
OGS/Niagara Peninsula Branch, St. Catharines
OGS/Norfolk Branch, Delhi
OGS/Perth County, Stratford
OGS/Toronto Branch, Toronto
OGS/Waterloo-Wellington Branch, Kitchener
Petersen Reproductions, Indiana, USA
Stone House Press, Simcoe
Susan Young, Family Historian
United Empire Loyalists/Col. John Butler Branch
Waterdown-East Flamborough Heritage Society
Winfield Publishing
Your Heritage Productions