Connected Hamilton

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! I’m coming for you, Hamilton! If you like super groovy art in a historic industrial space, this is the show for you. Join me for the opening reception of “STRANGE HAPPENINGS & RARE FINDINGS” on Friday April 12. You can check out my paintings up close and in person and chat me up while you do it. I’ll also be debuting two paintings that have never been exhibited before! It’s gonna be a helluva time so I hope to see you there!✨

We're pretty excited - our March public meeting is next Thursday at Grace Anglican Church!

Christopher Redford is the City of Hamilton’s Heritage Presentation Co-ordinator. He helps produce many of the plaques and markers across the city; including the one at the Hamilton and Scourge National Historical Site at the Naval Memorial Garden in Confederation Park.

The Hamilton and Scourge were merchant ships that the American Navy brought into service prior to the War of 1812. They capsized in Lake Ontario and are the only complete 1812 war ships to rest under 300 feet of water. Christopher will present the history of the ships as well as how using first-hand accounts and sonar technology, these wrecks have been found and investigated.

We hope to be able to host the meeting as a hybrid between in person and via online hosting platforms - stay in the loop by checking in on our events page on our website and here on Facebook.

https://flamboroughhistory.com/calendar/

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