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Valentine's Day in Historic Mississauga — Modern Mississauga Media

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By Madeleine K. Henry
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Painting of Saint Valentine by Italian artist Jacopo Bassano from around 1575 from Wikimedia Commons. Valentine's Day did not always arrive in red-wrapped packaging or involve fancy dinner reservations for two. In historic Mississauga, February 14th was a quieter occasion, yet it held deep significance. During the long, cold winter days spent indoors with family and daily chores, Valentine’s Day in mid-February offered a welcome moment of warmth and anticipation.
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Remembering Mississauga's Christmas Past - The Great Depression — Modern Mississauga Media

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By Madeleine K. Henry
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December 3, 1931, Streetsville Review. If you wandered through historic Mississauga during December of the 1930s, you would not hear the clatter of shopping bags or see store windows bursting with toys. This was the Great Depression, a time when families in Clarkson, Cooksville, Port Credit, Streetsville and elsewhere in historic Mississauga, were finding as many ways as possible to save money where they could.
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Remembering Mississauga Christmas Past - The Victorian Era — Modern Mississauga Media

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By Madeleine K. Henry
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Victorian Christmas decorations. The Christmas traditions many families cherish today were shaped during the Victorian era, which transformed the holiday from a modest religious observance into a richly layered season of warmth, family, and reflection. Before the mid-19th century, Christmas in England was a subdued affair, marked quietly through church services and simple gatherings. This began to change in the 1840s, during the reign of Queen Victoria.
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