We are a registered non-profit charitable organization and our mission is to preserve and promote the history and heritage of South Dundas. We serve a rural area. The three largest communities in our area are: Iroquois, Morrisburg, and Williamsburg.

House History Ottawa specializes in research and writing of house, neighbourhood, and family histories and contributes to other projects, e.g. heritage designations.

The Huntley Township Historical Society was formed in 1985 with the purpose of collecting historical and genealogical material and establishing a repository of information and artifacts on the former Huntley Township for research purposes and as a contribution to Canadian history, and of publishing and displaying related materials.

Indigenous Walks is a walk and talk through downtown Ottawa from an Indigenous perspective. Together walkers and guide will explore social, political and cultural issues through architecture, landscape, monuments and art.

Indigenous Walks is owned and operated by Jaime Koebel. Nehiyaw/Michif from Lac La Biche, Alberta.

The Irish Society promotes and strengthens Irish/Irish Canadian culture and heritage through a variety of events throughout the year, such as the annual Ottawa Irish Festival which takes place every March. Our membership and volunteers support the Irish/Irish Canadian community in the Ottawa-Gatineau area.

Jane’s Walk is a festival of free neighbourhood walking tours that help put people in touch with their city, the things that happen around them, the built environment, the natural environment, and especially with each other.  Jane’s Walk bridges social and geographic gaps and creates a space for cities to discover themselves.  The walks are given by local people who care passionately about where they live, work, and play. Jane’s Walk is a pedestrian-focused event that improves urban literacy by offering insights into local history, planning, design, and civic engagement through the simple act of walking and observing.