Heritage Port Stanley is a volunteer-led, non-profit organization committed to preserving and sharing the rich history of Port Stanley, Ontario. We collect, document, and promote stories, artifacts, and images that reflect the village’s unique past.
The organization was founded in 1998 by a group of dedicated local residents. Their goal was to ensure Port Stanley’s cultural and historical identity would be remembered and celebrated by future generations.
We focus on Port Stanley’s cultural, industrial, and social development. This includes its railway and harbor history, shipbuilding, early settlement, tourism, and life in the village throughout the decades.
Yes, we welcome donations such as photographs, maps, letters, or memorabilia related to Port Stanley’s history. If you have something to share, please reach out to us so we can learn more.
Volunteers help with events, research, and community projects. You don’t need prior experience—just an interest in local history and a willingness to lend a hand.
Yes, we regularly organize public events such as historical talks, walking tours, and monthly meetings. These events are open to everyone and are a great way to learn and connect.
You can find the latest updates, upcoming events, and historical posts by visiting our website or following us on Facebook and other social platforms.
You can support us by attending events, volunteering your time, donating items, or contributing financially. Every bit of support helps us preserve and share Port Stanley’s story.
