July 12, 2012 OAS Huronia Chapter Meeting Speaker: Hugh Barnett
After Huronia:
Migration, marriage and industry of
Huron-Ouendat women in the years following 1650

Hugh Barnett is a founding
member of Humber River Shakespeare, a classical theatre company based in Toronto
and York Region with a central mandate committed to heritage and early Canadian
stories. He is currently entering his fourth
year of studies at the University of Toronto, where he focuses on History,
Anthropology and Aboriginal Studies.
Meeting Details:
Meeting
held at Huronia Museum on July 12th at 7 pm, presentation open to the
public, chapter business meeting which follows the presentation is open
only to chapter members.
Huronia Museum + Native Village -- 549 Little Lake Park Rd. Midland, Ont. (705) 526 2844
Following meeting:
August 9th - Prof. John Steckley - "What it is like to be a Deer, a Snake, a Prairie Turtle....: Writing a clan-based history of the Wyandot."
Huronia Museum + Native Village -- 549 Little Lake Park Rd. Midland, Ont. (705) 526 2844
Following meeting:
August 9th - Prof. John Steckley - "What it is like to be a Deer, a Snake, a Prairie Turtle....: Writing a clan-based history of the Wyandot."