Bookmobile has the following schedule modifications for September:
Mon, Sept 7: Library Closed - All Stops Cancelled
Tues, Sept 8:
Strathcona Cancelled
McMaster Cancelled
Thurs, Sept 10:
Rockton moved to Saturday
Millgrove moved to Saturday
Sat, Sept 12:
Stoney Creek Cancelled
Riverdale Cancelled
Due to construction at the Concession Branch hours are changing temporarily, beginning Fri Aug 7 to mid-September.
Mon-Thu 5-7pm
Fri Closed
Sat 9am-5pm
Members can change their Holds pickup location in their library accounts or can contact Staff. Or Holds can be paused until after the branch returns to regular open hours.
Some programs will be moved to the Sherwood Branch, 467 Upper Ottawa St. Please check hpl.ca/events for up-to-date program changes.
The accessible washroom at Kenilworth Branch is not working. We aim to get it fixed quickly.
After Hours Study Hall is not available in July and August. Hours will resume Tuesday, September 8. www.hpl.ca/study-halls
This information contains a chronology of Cities, Towns and Townships in Hamilton, from their original survey and naming through to the present City of Hamilton.
The townships at the Head-of-the-Lake were surveyed and named.
The Home and Niagara Districts were created.
The Niagara District consisted of the Counties of Lincoln (four ridings) and Haldimand. This district included much of what became Wentworth County.
The Home District consisted of the County of York including the west riding which held the townships of Beverly and Flamborough.
On March 22, 1816, a new district was created out of the old divisions of the Home and Niagara Districts. The new Gore District was named after Sir Francis Gore (1769-1852), Lieutenant-Governor of the colony. This district consisted of the two counties of Wentworth and Halton. At this time the boundaries of Wentworth County were not yet permanently fixed so it was determined that Wentworth would encompass the Townships of Saltfleet, Barton, Binbrook, Glanford, Ancaster and “so much of the County of Haldimand as lies between Dundas Street and the Village of Onondaga”.
Act 4, Victoria established District Councils in Upper Canada.
The first elections were held and 26 citizens were chosen to represent the townships of Gore.
The Baldwin Municipal Act was passed.
This replaced the 1841 Act and replaced the District authorities with County Councils.
The north-west portions of the old Gore District were combined to form the County of Brant but remained grouped with the United Counties of Wentworth and Halton.
Brant County separated from the United Counties of Wentworth and Halton.
The United Counties of Wentworth and Halton were separated by legislation into the two counties of Wentworth and Halton.
The last of Barton Township was annexed by the City of Hamilton and the township ceased to exist.
Bill 155 was passed to change Wentworth County into the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth
The Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth came into being.
The new City of Hamilton came into being, incorporating the old city of Hamilton and the constituent municipalities of the old Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth.
