History

Clyde River History Committee member Joanne Turner has found another gem about the early history of the James McCabe family that settled in what would become Pictou County, Nova Scotia…

We’re back to introduce our 6th Annual Clyde River Lectures for 2018. There are some big topics featured, so you don’t want to miss any of these lectures. Have you…

The Clyde River Christmas Party is on Tuesday, Dec. 5th at 8:00 p.m. at the Riverview Community Centre. We welcome you to come along and celebrate the season with friends and…

Clyde River history committee member Joanne Turner recommended to us that we view this series that she had enjoyed, Tales from the Green Valley, on YouTube. I had a chance…

All residents interested in the future of our local Pioneer Cemetery are invited to a meeting at the Riverview Community Centre on Thursday, September 28th at 7:00 pm.  The cemetery is in need…

Art in the Park: Saturday, July 22, 9:00 to Noon, Murchison Place Park (shine or light rain). Art in the Park welcomes all levels of painters, especially the beginner. Come…

The Clyde River History Committee attended a summer social at the Old Protestant Burying Ground this past Tuesday evening. We were all intrigued to attend our first social at a…

This month you can explore PEI’s provincial museum sites for free with a Discover PEI: Heritage Pass that can be borrowed from selected branches of the Public Library Service! With…

As a follow-up to the story “John Beer’s Adventure off Peru during WWII“, I recently connected with the daughter of Charles Reginald Boggs, from Halifax, who was also serving on the…

(Guest submission from James Ward) When my wife Carol and I began the search for my ancestors, we put visiting Prince Edward Island on our bucket list. We had three goals; find my grandfather’s…