Historic Fort Willow                
An historic conservation area operated by The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authourity

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The Friends of Historic Fort Willow (FHFW) are a volunteer group, operating

under the authority of The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority.  Our goals

include the preservation of the original site and its reconstructed features and the

promotion of historical, educational and recreational activities which make

respectful use of the site.

Over the last fifteen years a volunteer group known as The Fort Willow

 Improvement Group (FWIG) has invested hundreds of hours in rebuilding the site,

quite literally from the ground up.  Their work has included locating and outlining

the buildings found in the 1955 archaelogical dig and constructing a palisade and

defensive earthworks.  In addition the have constructed information kiosks,

erected signs and maintained a Native style "Three Sisters" garden inside the Fort.

 

The FWIG have now taken well-deserved retirement and the Friends of Historic

Fort Willow have taken over the task of preserving and operating the site.   We

are always looking for interested persons to join the group!

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Ownership of Historic Fort Willow rests with The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation

Authority.  Our offices are located at The John Hix Conservation Administration

Centre at 8195 8th LineUtopia Township ON   L0M 1T0.

 Phone: 705-424-1479     FAX: 705-424-2115         E-mail: admin@nvca.on.ca 


The Friends of Historic Fort Willow meet at Utopia Community Hall on the third 

Thursday of each month and at the site for weekly work parties from April to

November.   

The Friends may be contacted c/o Peter Monahan, Chair at 705-435-0953

                                      or Richard Dixon, Vice Chair at  705-424-6525  

 

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