Oct/89 Dr. R. Estey, MacDonald College Local Agriculture History
Nov/89 Mrs. G. Cunningham, Costume History
Jan/90 Mr. R. Gandey & Mr. M. Carter, Beaconsfield's Tri-centennial
Feb/90 Mr. D. Brown, Antiques
Mar/90 Dr. R. Bider, St. Lawrence River Valley History
Apr/90 Mr. 0. Lavallee, The National Dream
May 29 AGM Mrs. L. MeAuslane, Quilting History
1988-89
Sept. 27/88 Dr. Kenneth Mackenzie, Ph.D. – “The Allan Line & Me”
Oct. 25 Roger Bider - Ecomuseum
Nov. 29 Robert Baird - History of Beaconsfield
Jan. 31/89 Grace Cunningham - The Golden Square Mile
Feb 28 Linda Joyce - Raptor Center
Mar. 28 Lyle Cruickshank - History of NFB Films
Apr. 25 Dr. Kenneth Mackenzie, Ph.D. - Railways vs. Waterways: The struggle for supremacy between railways and canals 1880-1903
May 30 Conrad Graham - "McCord Museum and the value of museums to the public"
1987-88
Sept.29/87 - Ann McKinnel-Walker, the Harpell Press of Ste. Anne de Bellevue from an historical perspective.
Oct. 27 - Ben Shara, Treasurer of the College of Pharmacy 'The History of Pharmacy" will be presented.
Nov. 24 - Father Tom McEntee of St. Edmund of Canterbury Roman Catholic Church; Rev. and Canon Frank Toop of St. Mary's Anglican Church; Rev., The movement of English Protestant and Catholic churches out to the West Island.
January 26/88- Graeme Decarie "Leisure"
February - Doris Montour of Kahnawake
1986-87
September 30/86 Wayne McKell of the Chateauguay Valley Historical Society on the history of that region
October 28 Valerie Benham, Mr. Les Sawyer, Bank note designer and miniaturist.
November 25 Paul-Emil Cadorette of Parks Canada on the history of the Lachine area
Jan 27/87 Roy Wilson slides on the old houses of Quebec
Feb 24 Henry Harwood, St. Michel de Vaudreuil church
Apr 28 Dr. F. Schlossher on the history of fashion
June 8 AGM Guy Vadeboncoeur, curator of the David Stewart Museum on St. Helen's Island and Le Vieux Fort
1985-86
September 24/85 History of Ste Anne de Bellevue Brian Matthews
November 26 "The Need to Preserve Older Buildings in Montreal", Mark London
January 28/86 "Food Through the Ages" Margaret Goldik and Wendy Mason
February 25 "Fur Trade and the Northwest Company" Victoria Stewart
March 25 "A Pageantry of Fashion", Prof. Francesca Shlosser
April 29 "Early Arts in Canada" by France Bourgeois
May 27 AGM "Building of Canals in Canada" Paul-Emile Cadorette of Parks Canada
1984-85
SEPT. 25/84 “Fur Trading" by Armour Landry- historian
OCT. 30 Old Montreal by France Bourgeois of Coup d'Oeil sur l’Art Lecture and slide projection at Gibby’s restaurant.
Nov. 27 History of the Mohawk Indians of Caughnawaga and the Chateauguay area and brief history of Lachine by Gerry Rogers
Jan. 29/85 History of Beaurepaire-Beaconsfield by Gisele Hall with slide projection of old and local pictures
Apr. 30 History of Ste Anne by Josee Derepentigny slides and pictures will be shown
1983-84
Sep 27 France Boungeois - Faison revivre nos ancestors
Oct 25 Ann Lachance - The history of Dorval
Jan 31 Robert Baird - Cartography pertaining to the West Island
Feb 23 Prof. R. Diubaldo - Inuits and history of its people.
Mar 29 Dr. Graham. Decarie - The English population in Montreal
Apr 19 Julia Gersovitch of Heritage Montreal - Victorian Architecture Slide show
May 29(AGM) Prof. Hereward Senior - The United Empire Loyalists in Quebec
1982 - 1983
Sept.28, 1982 Gisele Hall Visual presentation of our local history (old pictures and maps)
Oct.26, 1982 Prof. John Bland “The French Canadian architecture”
Sept. 11, 1978 “A Trip Through History”, Mr. David Stewart
November 28, 1978 Historic House Tour, Trestler House in Vaudreuil, P Roy Wilson as guide and speaker.
February 13th, 1979 Slides and movies of Beaurepaire 300
1977-78
Sept. 29, 1977 (First AGM) A slide and talk presentation by Mr. Earle Moore entitled "The Restoration of a 19th Century Quebec Village". This gave an insight as to how interesting our past could be.
Jan. 12th, 1978 Mr. Claude Hoskin, former owner of The Grove, circa 1810, gave a talk and slide show about the Beaurepaire-Beaconsfield area, with emphasis on the history of The Grove Hotel. Besides shedding a lot of light on our early days, there were many humorous anecdotes about happenings during Mr. Hoskin's quarter century ownership of The Grove.
April 26th, 1978 Mr. Chester E. Beachell of the National Film Board spoke about his underwater exploits and also showed a film about the so-called "Killer Whales" which, we learned, are actually most gentle creatures. Mr. Beachell also mentioned there were wrecks of ships in local waters and he hoped that some day more relics of our past would be recovered. Apparently, most of the wrecks are located in swift water, which is understandable and difficult to reach.
June 28, 1978 (AGM) Sally Weary, a McGill History graduate, gave a brief outline of her current work in preperation for Beaurepaire 300.