Other local hERITAGE ORGANIZATIONS

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The Elgin and Area Heritage Society (EAHS) is a non-profit charitable organization established in 2003. It is located in the village of Elgin, Ontario, within Rideau Lakes Township. The society has notably restored the Red Brick School at 3 Halladay Street, which now functions as the Society's headquarters and a cultural center 

 The Portland on the Rideau Historical Society focuses on documenting, collecting, and preserving the history of the village of Portland and the Big Rideau Lake area. Its primary aim is to chronicle the history of these areas throughout their existence, with a special emphasis on the village, the lake community, and the natural setting surrounding them​ 

 The Delta Mill Society in Delta, Ontario, is a non-profit organization operated by volunteers. This self-funded society relies on memberships, donations, sales from their gift shop, and proceeds from various fundraising activities. They also seek government grants to support specific projects, including significant restoration projects 

The MHAC is a standing committee of the Council of the Township of Rideau Lakes. Made up of volunteers from the community and representatives from Council, MHAC is mandated to provide research and advice to Council on the recognition, designation and conservation of the heritage of our Township. 

The NAHS aims to conserve Newboro's cultural resources, promote fundraising, preserve artifacts, and enhance public understanding through events and exhibitions. Its objectives are realized without personal gain, and profits are reinvested to further organizational purposes.