Want to know the history of how the Sault Ste. Marie & 49th Field Regiment R.C.A. Historical Society came to be the Museum you see today? The story starts in 1902 with just a group of avid history buffs... 

Historical Recording of Marjorie MacDonald, reading a diary from her ancestors John and Maria Evoy

We go through a brief timeline of Sault Ste. Marie's favourite Park and talk about some of the iconic features it had over the years. 

This episode features a historical interview with Will Ross, a former sports manager. Will speaks about the local Greyhounds and other sports history.

We continue the story of Roberta's undeniably inspirational life. We talk about her relationship with her home of Sault Ste. Marie, her biggest life decisions, her time as an astronaut, and the difficulties she faced.

Roberta Lynn Bondar.

We’ve come to love her for her time as an astronaut and for furthering research in science, but she continues to impress us with her breathtaking photography and her motivational words as she speaks to people across the globe. The Sault allowed her to dream and grow those dreams into reality. Listen to her incredible story! 

Anna McCrea was the principal of McFadden School in the west end of the city, home to the new immigrants in the early 1900s.  But she was way more than a principle. She was a friend of the community and a humanitarian. She supported the upcoming generation in every way she could.

This week's spotlight is on a special woman that felt like a part of the family throughout the 40 years of her career in radio and television broadcasting in Sault Ste. Marie. She became something of a local celebrity who entertained and inspired everyone, especially women, in the twin Saults.

This week's episode is on Aurora Butkovich, otherwise known as the Pizza Queen. This is the woman who brought Sault Ste. Marie Aurora’s, Mrs. B’s, a few other spots over the years. Order yourself a slice of pizza and dig into this week's episode!

This episode features a historical recording of the ceremonies at the Sault Ste. Marie armoury in 1952.