Port Hope Archives
17 Mill Street North L1A 2T1 Port Hope, ON, Canada

Even though you can't visit us in person, Port Hope Archives is here to help you with your research and inquiries at a distance. Fill out and submit our 'Request for Research & Information' form and we will get back to you shortly! http://www.porthopearchives.com/research.html

Although Remembrance Day ceremonies at the Cenotaphs won't be taking place for the public today, there are still many ways you can Remember. You can watch or listen to the national Remembrance Day ceremony on CBC, CTV, or Global; donate to the poppy campaign or the Port Hope Legion Branch 30; walk downtown PH to view the Avenue of Heroes banners; read through our two local military history books (Book of Remembrance, and Military Contributions of a Small Town); research your family members that took part in WWI and other military conflicts (https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca//m/Pages/military-heritage.aspx_, and so much more.

Learn more about Port Hope's important role in WWI with our online Remembrance Day exhibit: http://www.porthopearchives.com/remembrance-day.html

Check out this new addition to our collection! Students from Port Hope's Central School on Pine Street North in 1922. As always, please let us know if you can identify anyone in the photograph.

Did you know that residents of Port Hope and area fought in the Boer War conflict (South African War)? Check out this new addition to our photograph collection.

PORT HOPE ARCHIVES CLOSURE Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation and in accordance with Provincial and Local health directives, the Archives will be closed until further notice to visiting researchers and the public. Staff will continue to be at work to answer any questions and assist with any research and image requests, via phone (905-885-1673) or email ([email protected]).