A society established to increase awareness and foster a desire to preserve the history of the Township

The history of the older, agricultural communities of North Oakville is not very well acknowledged and with urban development on the formerly agricultural land north of Highway 5 (Dundas Street), the society believes now is an important time to capture and celebrate the history of the community and share it with new arrivals so the past will not be forgotten 
 
The Society has renovated the Palermo schoolhouse for community use and heritage education

• annual Family Heritage Day
• speaker series 
• archives
• classroom visits
• able to scan historical photos of Trafalgar
• 2000 photos available online
• has published several historical booklets
• a registered charity 

Rental Facility: 

• available year round
• 1 room with capacity of 50
• small functions and meetings
• tables and chairs
• renter must provide own caterer
• liquor permit required
• parking
• small kitchen
• coffee equipment

• guest speakers second Tue of every other month at 7 pm
• Open House and Archives every other month on the third Fri 1:30 pm-3:30 pm

Trafalgar Family Heritage Day last Sat in Sep

Contact for information