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The Lucy Maud Montgomery Society of Ontario

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The Lucy Maud Montgomery Society of Ontario - Leaskdale

Reverend Ewan Macdonald and his bride Lucy Maud Montgomery arrived in Leaskdale in the fall of 1911 after honeymooning in Great Britain. She lived here for fifteen years and wrote eleven of twenty-two novels. She writes in her journal, "how I love this old manse where my children were born and where I have tasted such rapturous happiness and endured so much hideous agony. I loved its very faults..."

Come share the life of this great author and the history of this hamlet. The Leaskdale Historic Church and Manse are open to the public.

Summer Hours: Wednesday-Sunday 10am-4pm (or spring and fall by appointment).

Join us for a Wednesday Tea and Workshop throughout the summer; come to our annual Lucy Maud Montgomery Day on October 18th, or take in one of our special concerts this fall.

 

Leaskdale Manse in the fall

 

 

 

L.M. Montgomery Collection - University of Guelph

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The L.M. Montgomery Collection

The University of Guelph Archival and Special Collections

The University of Guelph Archival and Special Collections owns the largest, most comprehensive collection of archival material and personal artifacts documenting the life and works of Lucy Maud Montgomery. Highlights include her private journals, scrapbooks, handiwork, photographs, short stories, letters, and even personal papers.

The University of Guelph
50 Stone Road East
Guelph, Ontario
N1G 2W1
Phone 519-824-4120 ext. 53413

 

Lucy Maud Montgomery in Norval

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Crawford's Village Bakeshop & Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum

 

Visit the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum located in Crawford's Village Bakeshop. Enjoy delicious home baked treats from "Aunt Maud's" own recipe book. The museum displays Lucy Maud Montgomery's photos and other personal memorabilia, a great place to visit and learn more about Montgomery's life in Norval.

Lucy Maud Montgomery spent nearly ten years, 1926 -1935, writing and making a home in Norval, a small village on the Credit River northwest of Toronto. Visit the Lucy Maud Montgomery Heritage Garden, featuring an interpretative gazebo, and information kiosk. Reflect by "Russells Hill of Pines," as Montgomery once did, and discover the historic walking tour.

For more information, contact:

Kathy Gastle
905-703-0866
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Bala's Museum

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Bala's Museum - With Memories of Lucy Maud Montgomery

Home of one of the world's greatest Anne of Green Gables historical collections.

Lucy Maud Montgomery's The Blue Castle, is her only novel set in Ontario and was inspired by her holiday to Bala in 1922.The former tourist home where Montgomery took her meals has been restored to its original 1922 condition. Bala's Museum is open to the public and offers activities for the whole family.

Bala's Museum

Summer Hours: Thursday-Monday 1pm-4pm
Fall Hours: Saturday and Sunday 1pm-4pm

The museum features both an Anne of Green Gables gift shop and book store. Enjoy historic memorabilia dress up in costumes of the period,participate in the Cran-Anne Look-A-Like Contest, or be inspired by Lucy Maud Montomery's Muskoka.

Bala Museum
P.O. Box 14
Bala, Muskoka, Ontario
P0C 1A0
Phone/Fax 705-762-5876 or 1888-579-7739