Marine Heritage Society
86 Saugeen St. N0H 2L0 Southampton, ON, Canada

2021 Chantry Tours Update.

Wayne Kaufman was the 20,000 visitor to check out our webcam at chantryisland.com

Awesome picture of the Saugeen River Range. Check out our webpage for restoration fundraising information at chantryisland.com

Check out the live feed from our new webcam on the chantryisland.com webpage.

Mary and Robert Thank You so much for your generous donation towards the restoration of the Saugeen River Front Range Light. With the support from the Walkerhouse our Community will be able to restore this Historical Icon. The Walkerhouse has been the host for many of the Marine Heritage Society and Propellor Club meetings and functions, and we look forward to many more!

Southampton Olive Oil Company we would like to Thank You so much for including us in your "Pay it Forward Advent Adventure".

Wayne Kaufman was the 20,000 visitor to check out our webcam at chantryisland.com

Awesome picture of the Saugeen River Range. Check out our webpage for restoration fundraising information at chantryisland.com

Check out the live feed from our new webcam on the chantryisland.com webpage.

Southampton Olive Oil Company we would like to Thank You so much for including us in your "Pay it Forward Advent Adventure".

Southampton Yacht Club members Steph Price and Commodore Malcolm McArthur present a cheque to Range Light Restoration Fundraising team members Jane Kramer and Grace Currie. The Yacht Club has pledged $5,000 over two years and are seen presenting a cheque in the amount of $2,500. The Propellor Club and Marine Heritage Society are appreciative of the awesome support from our Community. Watch our website for upcoming events and donation information. chantryisland.com. Photo by Saugeen Times

Saugeen River Range restoration Fund had a great kickstart from the Southampton Rotary Club who raised $14,500 at their Jazz for the Light event. The Range Light is holding her own with the Chantry Island Imperial Tower standing tall in behind. For donation information check out our webpage at chantryisland.com. Photo by Catherine Tolton.

Saugeen River Range stands behind Southampton Rotary members Sylvia, Tony Sheard and Jenny Amy as they present a $14,500 cheque to Vicki Tomori, Jane Kramer, Eric Tolton and Al Smethurst all representing the Range Light Restoration Fund Committee. The fundraising initiative of the Propellor Club and the Marine Heritage Society. This awesome donation came from the Jazz for the Light event hosted by the Southampton Rotary Club in November. Watch our website for upcoming events and donation information. chantryisland.com

Enjoy this virtual tour!

Chantry Island Tours is excited to share this wonderful video by David Archibald-youtube.com. Follow us at chantryisland.com for future events that will include David Archibald and his awesome music.

Volunteers are working hard to prepare for our 20th season of guided Tours to Chantry Island we are now booking for 2021.

Book your Tour for 2021. Call 519-797-5862

Looking forward to showing off our hard work in 2021...

Chantry Island Photo Contest Postponed to 2022 Dear Photography Friends of Marine Heritage The Marine Heritage Celebrate Chantry Island Tours Organizing Committ...ee is very disappointed to announce that due to the Covid-19 situation, we have made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s celebration and the Chantry Island Photo Contest for a 2021 Calendar. We thank all those who have already submitted photos. We will keep them on file but feel free to submit new photos when we renew our call for submissions next year for a 2022 calendar. Please watch our website for updates www.chantryisland.com See more

Chantry Island Photography Contest to Celebrate 20 years of Tours to Chantry Island for more info http://www.chantryisland.com/

Kudos Helen and Marine Heritage

Great story about the Lions Head Range Light taken out by Mother Nature..Hopefully this Icon will be rebuilt. Saugeen Front Range is taking quite a beating this year also and I hope it survives.

For Ken Womack, here is the W. D. Candice at Kingsville in 1957. She was lengthened at Erieau in the 1950's. She was rebuilt at Wheatley over the winter of 1980/81, and renamed Misty Jean. Misty Jean's house was removed at Southampton in 2011, and she was configured as a tug.

Wow this is awesome....