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Glad you stopped by our page! We're the Cornbury Society, a social, educational and support group for crossdressers based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

We welcome all who choose to dress opposite from their birth or anatomical gender, without regard for your reasons for doing so or how often you do so. We also welcome your spouses and significant others and others in the community who support you.

Our site is for the information and education of the browsing public, for people looking for resources on gender identity and related issues and for communication with our club membership. If you're looking for pornography there are thousands of sites available to you, but this isn't one of them. That said, this site does deal with the subject of crossdressing and that may be offensive to some. Should you choose to stay, please read on with an open mind.

We're always looking for new members and for ways to reach out to support the closeted, the timidly emerging and the out-and-proud crossdressers in our community.

Note - if you wish to simply create an account on this site without joining the Society, please send an email to webm...@cornbury.org explaining why you wish to do so. You can no longer create your own account, for which we apologise.

Comments or problems with this web site should be addressed to webm...@cornbury.org .

Walk This Sway

Fri, 12/30/2011 - 2:22pm — WebMistress
Walk This Sway
Links to http://www.walkthissway.com.

Group picture from the Xmas dinner

Wed, 12/07/2011 - 8:42am — Jacqueline
Group picture from the Xmas dinner

Patty

Mon, 01/17/2011 - 5:25pm — pattycakescd
Patty

My First Outing

Sun, 09/12/2010 - 8:05pm — WebMistress

[This wonderful testimonial from Jessica arrived by email. It's worth a read, especially for first-timers or those who haven't made it out yet. Reprinted by permission - WM]

Open Meetings

Tue, 06/22/2010 - 9:19am — WebMistress

In 1989, when Cornbury was formed, there was a great need for anonymity, confidentiality and secrecy. Hence meeting locations were not disclosed to non-members and only members could attend.

Now, in 2010, there is much greater acceptance of gender diversity and there seems to be less need for secrecy.

In the spirit of sharing knowledge, experience, insights and of course fun, the Cornbury executive is proposing that all Cornbury meetings be advertised publicly on our site. Anyone would be welcome; non-members would pay a drop-in fee.

For some the need to remain closeted is still paramount, of course and this must be balanced with their need for information, socialisation and sharing. We would consider a few meetings whose date and topic would be advertised publicly but whose location would only be disclosed by RSVP.

There's a poll on our home page; please login and vote. If you have comments, please use the add comment link below.

ready to go out

Mon, 04/26/2010 - 6:14pm — susan karuna
ready to go out

Nature or Nurture ? Fiction by Ann Garvald

Mon, 04/19/2010 - 8:20pm — ann garvald

Chapter One

I thought it was like any other Boxing Day afternoon when Ron and I sat down to relax.

I little knew what was going to unfold.

House of Heelz

Sat, 02/14/2009 - 11:29pm — WebMistress
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House of Heelz is a brand new specialty shoe retailer located in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia.

Location

Vancouver, BC
Canada
49° 15' 48.9168" N, 123° 8' 18.834" W
See map: Google Maps

Constitutional Amendments Proposed

Fri, 01/02/2009 - 10:26am — WebMistress

This is a Notice of Motion to amend the Constitution of the Cornbury Society at the Annual General Meeting in April 2009.

If you're a member in good standing, please review the rationale and the proposed amendments using the links under "Members Only" at the left. Please use the "add a comment" link at the bottom of each to add your thoughts and input, or email them to i...@cornbury.org for forwarding to the Executive.

The Game of Bridge

Mon, 06/09/2008 - 8:36am — Joy

I am a reasonably serious bridge player and belong to the ACBL and have amassed just over 85 master points and looking to increase this.

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