This podcast is a series of interviews of senior Etobicoke residents in the 1980’s.
They are a valuable and unique view into the history of Etobicoke in the early part of the 20th century, as seen through the personal experiences of local residents. We will be presenting a different interview each month.
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This podcast is a series of interviews of senior Etobicoke residents in the 1980’s.
They are a valuable and unique view into the history of Etobicoke in the early part of the 20th century, as seen through the personal experiences of local residents. We will be presenting a different interview each month.
Jack Phillips gives us a very detailed description of the family general store on Dundas St. in the Lambton area. He also describes his experience as a fireman during Hurricane Hazel on a fire truck when other firemen lost their lives.
Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories
This podcast is a series of interviews of senior Etobicoke residents in the 1980’s.
They are a valuable and unique view into the history of Etobicoke in the early part of the 20th century, as seen through the personal experiences of local residents. We will be presenting a different interview each month.
