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1914-1962 (Creation)
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- Talbotville Women's Institute
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- Talbotville
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2 volumes
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On April 29th, 1927, a number of women from Talbotville and Paynes Mills met to establish a local branch of the Women's Institute, which was to meet on the third Thursday of each month at a member's home. By 1946, however, the branch had grown substantially and members decided to split into two separate branches, one for each community. The Talbotville Women's Institute was officially founded on February 21st, 1946 and was active in the community until it disbanded in 1966.
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Fonds consists of the Tweedsmuir History compiled by the Talbotville Women's Institute.
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The Tweedsmuir Histories compiled by members of the Women's Institutes of Elgin County are available online through the County of Elgin Women's Institutes Tweedsmuir Histories Digitization Project.