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Milton Historical Society Web Site is on the Move!
To coincide with the advancement in the development of the web site for the Milton Historical Society, we have moved the MHS web site to a new server which has considerably more flexibility and capabilities. Not all of the folders and pages have been converted to the new format – but we are close!. There are a few items to make note of in the interim:
- The MHS will have a new e-mail address for general use:
info@miltonhistoricalsociety.ca
and to contact the web site about technical issues:
web@miltonhistoricalsociety.ca
or go to our “Contact Us” page for more options. - You can check the schedule for the current meetings and events in three locations:
- Access a copy of the old MHS web from this page: click here for old site
The old web site is fully functional and all directories and pages continue to work as they did in the past. This will be important during the transition so as to ensure that all information remains readily available. There is a lot of work to do to move the “Milton Soldier’s” pages to the new site. - See what is happening at the new site as it is being assembled by checking back on this page. If you are on the old site and want to check back on the development of the new site then click on the NEW SITE link on the old site home page.
As of November 2, 2013 we have moved most of the general pages for the site and are now starting to move the detailed pages of the Milton Soldiers. You can tell which pages have moved by using the drop down menu at the top of any page (Military / First World War / WWI Soldier Details). We hope to have most of these completed by Remembrance Day 2013.
If you are checking out the new site, take a look at the MENU bar below the image of the MHS Archives at the top of the page. It is there we will be testing out a new structure of the web site and page layouts. What you see at any one time may have disappeared or changed the next time you come back! This is all about “testing” and “refinement”at this stage.
Richard Laughton
web@miltonhistoricalsociety.ca