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Revive our Heritage

Celebrating Earth Day 2025

Friends of Wesleyville Village Board members, including Beverly Caswell and Kristina Mills, participated with teams of volunteers from the joint working group for Wesleyville in a clean-up of the area for Earth Day. Drop by our booth at the Port Hope Sustainability Expo this Sunday to learn more about the conservation efforts happening at Wesleyville Village!

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Wesleyville Village is a charming heritage village located in rural Port Hope, Ontario, being restored by dedicated friends and community members. Its natural landscapes and historic buildings offer a glimpse into the past.

We have an exciting lineup of events planned for this year, offering something for everyone to enjoy. From seasonal celebrations to engaging community activities, there are plenty of opportunities to connect, participate, and have fun!

We have many projects underway to restore and enhance the heritage Village, with exciting plans for 2025. Highlights from 2024 include completing the Y-House reception area, church accessibility ramp, new church door, and schoolhouse electrification.

Our community is everything to us. Whether you volunteer at an event, donate, or join in our restoration efforts, everyone is warmly welcomed at Wesleyville Village. There’s a place for you here!

CONTACT:
friendsofwesleyvillevillage@gmail.com

Phone: (905) 376-8270

2082 Lakeshore Road, Port Hope, ON L1A 3V7​

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The Friends of Wesleyville Village was founded on the lands of the Michi Saagig Anishinaabeg traditional territory covered by the Williams Treaties, specifically the Gunshot Treaty signed by the Mississauga First Nations of Alderville, Curve Lake, Hiawatha and Scugog Island. We express gratitude towards the Indigenous peoples who have and will continue to steward these lands and waters. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We dedicate ourselves to moving forward in the spirit of partnership, collaboration, and reconciliation, as we contemplate the possibilities that lie ahead. Our commitment is to listen, learn, and establish meaningful relationships with our Indigenous sector colleagues, and take actions that advance reconciliation. We do so by recognizing the past and working towards a shared future.

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© 2025 The Friends of Wesleyville Village, Ontario  |  CRA Registered Charitable Organization No: 810984229RR0001

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