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Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories
Etobicoke Historical Society
25 episodes
1 week ago
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.
Show more...
History
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Madge Mitchele
Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories
45 minutes 7 seconds
4 years ago
Madge Mitchele

Madge Mitchele was the daughter of Reverend Canon R.W.E. Greene, a minister in the Church of England. In 1918 her family moved to a house on Montgomery Rd. She talks about her childhood: keeping the Sabbath, social life, concerts at the Islington Public school, garden parties and picnics. Madge discusses the importance of the church as part of the community life. She also talks about The “Humber Hermit”. Madge discusses shopping at Eatons and the local Dunne’s store, and the change in clothing styles over the years.

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.