Borden, McElmoyl, Dwier, Lippincott....the list goes on. When and if a future history of Hamilton is published, the Groveville section will most certainly highlight the families that had a major part of the development of that quaint village to the south of Hamilton Township. The Dwier family has already made a huge mark. Thankfully, Ms. Claire Dwier and Gary Lippincott will assure that the Groveville heritage will be etched in the local history books. Veteran Groveville resident Ray Bell has constructed beautiful wooden models of the more historic Groveville buildings.
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Borden, McElmoyl, Dwier, Lippincott....the list goes on. When and if a future history of Hamilton is published, the Groveville section will most certainly highlight the families that had a major part of the development of that quaint village to the south of Hamilton Township. The Dwier family has already made a huge mark. Thankfully, Ms. Claire Dwier and Gary Lippincott will assure that the Groveville heritage will be etched in the local history books. Veteran Groveville resident Ray Bell has constructed beautiful wooden models of the more historic Groveville buildings.
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