Join Dan Schmalz as he begins a new series of interviews with members of the local history community.

In Volume 1 Dan speaks with Marion Roes about her book Death as Life's Work, which deals with Undertaking and Funeral Homes in Waterloo Region.  She comes from a family that has 4 generations of experience in the field and she tells interesting stories about Cambridge Funeral Homes and more!

In this episode Dan continues to look at the development of the Village of Galt as it recovers from a devastating cholera outbreak and begins to emerge from the shadow of it's two principle founders William Dickson and Absalom Shade.

Join Dan as he explores the events surrounding the outbreak of cholera in the village of Galt in 1834, with first hand accounts of the tragedy.  How a thriving village was nearly destroyed, an especially timely topic given our recent history.

Join Dan Schmalz as he continues to look at the early history of Galt, part of what is now Cambridge, Ontario.  This episode he looks at what was like 200 years ago and how the settlement developed from 1816 to about 1834.

Back for Season Two after a long hiatus.  New name same great local history!  Learn a bit about where we will go next. Dan Schmalz is your guide as we continue to Explore Our Story!

In Part Two of our look at Queen's Square Dan goes over the Centennial Fountain, some long lost buildings that once occupied the Square and finally the Cannon!

In the first of a two part episode learn about the history of the iconic Queen's Square in Galt.  The plan to make it Galt's Town Centre, it's amazing Churches, the Cenotaph and more!

Join Dan this time and he discussed the most famous event in Cambridge's almost 50 year history.  The Great Flood of 1974.

The tragic story of the pleasure boat Empress of India and the sinking that claimed the lives of more than a dozen people on the Grand River in 1878.

A look at the history of Blair, the smallest and often most overlooked part of the City of Cambridge.  We also look at the amalgamation of 1973 that saw Galt, Preston, Hespeler and the former village of Blair merged to form the new City of Cambridge.