Ken Maher

Stories From Another Day

History EN ↓ 78 episodes

This podcast journeys into the far corners of the Collingwood Museum to open up the books, dust off the shelves, dig through the documents and look into the past of our community to find those people, events and stories that made this town into the jewel it is today.

Author

Ken Maher

Category

History

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Latest episode

Jun 2, 2026

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Episodes

The Man Who Wouldn't Be Mayor 18.05.2021

In this episode we step into the strange world of town politics circa 1864. We are introduced to Mr. Charles Gamon by way of an unusual announcement he felt compelled to publish to the Electorate of Collingwood. Ken asks what job would you go to great lengths to get out of? And finally, we provide you with more information on our "cheeky" new T-shirts at the museum. Get them while they last! https...

Beginning at the End 04.05.2021

In our inaugural episode we start by looking at the end of a pivotal era in Collingwood's history. Ken opines about history in the making and whether we know it when we see it. And finally we give a few details about May being Museum Month and some upcoming treats at the museum. Thank you to George Czerny for giving us permission to use his photograph of Hull 230, Sir Wilfrid Laurier for this epis...

Prologue 03.04.2021

Let us introduce ourselves and welcome you to our podcast. Whether you have ever been to Collingwood or not, we hope you will  find these "Stories From Another Day" to be as fascinating as we do!

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