Current Projects

Adopt a Headstone
There are many thousands of descendants of the individuals buried in St. Paul’s cemetery. Many of them are interested in family genealogy and they may be willing to donate towards the restoration of the headstones. Our intent is to identify and make contact with descendants, inform them about our project, and solicit donations in memory of their ancestors. We would like to involve the general membership of the Trinity Historical Society in this community effort of the Society.

Exterior Brick work Lester Garland House

Reconstructed in the mid-1990s this historic site opened in June 1997 after many years of fundraising initiatives, government support and planning. The exterior brick work of the site has now experienced some deterioration and is need of being repaired. The repairs are estimated to costs $43,000.00 and must be undertaken to prevent further damage. We are in the midst of planning a campaign for donations towards this work. Stay tuned and check back here real soon and watch for updates to our Facebook page on how you can become involved.

Reconstruct Hearth at Green Family Forge

Donated by Ada Green, whose family operated the Forge from the 1700s until her father Andrew, the last of the family blacksmiths died in 1955. The Forge operates as a living history blacksmith museum with the Blacksmiths, Wade Ivany and Devin Hookey. In 2022, one of the two chimneys at this historic site was noted to be cracked and was removed. A new chimney is required to carry on with our educational programming of demonstrating this craft and to make products for sale. The estimated costs is $18,000.00.

We plan to launch a unique fundraising campaign for undertaking this work soon. Stay tuned and check back here real soon and watch for updates to our Facebook page on how you can become involved in this worthy endeavour to help us preserve, present and promote our heritage.