Volunteer and Board Advisor Philip addresses some of the historical inaccuracies about the Roedde's history. 

Volunteer and Board Advisor Philip tell us about racism in Vancouver while the Roeddes were living in the house and the story of local legend Joe Fortes.

Docent and Board Director Josef tells us the tumultuous tale of the assumed designer of the house, Francis M Rattenbury. 

Volunteer and Board Advisor Philip tells us about the father of the family - Gustav Adolf Roedde.

Volunteer and Board Advisor Philip tells us about the stunning hall clock in the entrance hall.

Docent Joanne tells us about the history of Barclay Heritage Square. 

Docent Jen H tells us about Matilda, the mother of the family. We learn about her background and duties as matriarch. 

Docent and Past President Anthony discusses the Exhibitions room. What was it used for when the Roeddes lived in the house? In another episode, he discusses the current exhibitions on display. 

Docent Christine completes the audio tour of the heritage Kitchen, describing the artefacts from the oven to the phone. 

Docent Jen H describes the Dining Room and some of the unique artefacts it contains. What was the dining room used for? What are some of the unique stories of this room? Jen H tells all.