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Collector Glen Faulman is a third-generation Stelco worker and an eighth-generation Hamiltonian from a family tightly bound to a ‘buy Hamilton / buy Canadian’ ethic. It is no surprise then that he has devoted over two decades to collecting a range of Hamilton-made goods and ephemera from all stages of its manufacturing history. Made in Hamilton will present Faulman’s remarkable collection in a way that evokes the spirit of the city’s bygone industrial exhibitions. Three exhibition rooms on the main floor are organized into a series of ‘booths’ or displays, including Automotive, Appliances, Hardware, Pantry, and more. Items are displayed in conjunction with signs and advertisements of the era, as well as photos, promotional films, brochures and ephemera from ‘Made in Hamilton’ events between 1913 and 1952. Tor Lukasik-Foss was the guest curator for the Exhibit and they will discuss collecting and preserving local history. Their exhibit runs until January 3, 2027.Doors open at 7:00 pm; Presentation at 7:30 pm
Elevator available; Light refreshments
Admission: $5; HOTL Members free
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Dundurn National Historic Site, 610 York Blvd,Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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