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A cheesy little 'tribute' in the style of Mr. McIntyre... ruclips.net/video/vZOl-wFdAdg/видео.html

Fascinating. Thank you for your work in preserving these stories.

Wow! New sub here! I recently made Cheesecake on my page too and *your dish looks amazing!* Hope to stay connected my fellow chef! 😀

Enjoyed that! I just love my Instant Pot. Will try making a cheese cake; have never done that before but it seems easy enough. Thank you

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Thank you Vicki

A very interesting presentation, Vicki!

Great presentation! You really made these two figures seem real.

I had no idea about Crokinole's connection to Tavistock! Fascinating. Great video.

Great presentation! Thank you for contributing this video to our event.

Explore more Tillsonburg history through the Oxford County Library local history page: www.ocl.net/Services/Local-History/Tillsonburg

Explore the amazing Lemp photography collection held by the Tavistock & District Historical Society: www.tavistockhistory.ca/images/lemp

Excellent presentation, very informative. Great news about the forthcoming exhibit too. Thank you.

A great collection. Thank you for the tour. The "Route to Oxford Roots" is an excellent resource!

An excellent presentation about a remarkable subject. Thank you!

A very intriguing presentation on an aspect of Oxford County's history that I'd like to learn more about. I will certainly seek a copy of your book. Thank you for your presentation.

Very interesting, both videos. My compliments as well on your video editing. Nicely presented.

Very interesting, both videos. My compliments as well on your video editing. Nicely presented.

Discover more about James McIntyre on the Oxford County Library local history page, including digitized editions of his poetry books. Experience his cheesy rhymes for yourself! www.ocl.net/.../Ingersolls.../James-McIntyre-poet

Discover headstone photographs, index & burial register for the Ingersoll Rural Cemetery on the Oxford County Library local history page: www.ocl.net/.../Ingersoll/Ingersoll-Cemeteries

You can learn more about the Ingersoll Carnegie Library on our Local History page - including the original application to the Carnegie Foundation: www.ocl.net/.../history%20of%20the%20Ingersoll...

A very interesting and well-produced video! Thank you.

I'd heard a bit about Cassie Chadwick because of the Andrew Carnegie connection. But I didn't know the story in such detail until now. Thank you, Thomas, for such an interesting presentation; I'll be sure to seek a copy of your book.

Learn more about the history of Zorra on the Oxford County Library local history page: www.ocl.net/Services/Local-History/Zorra

Just about leapt out of my chair when I saw this. Thank you from a researcher in Vancouver.

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Hello Vicki. Thank you for putting on this virtual event.

Discover Cassie's fascinating story for yourself. Borrow Thomas Crowl's book from Oxford County Library: ocl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S192C4240559

This is a very interesting and thorough presentation. I've seen photos of Tillsonburg's old Town Hall in many local publications, and this video provides a strong overview of its history. Well done. Fifty years ago, the intersection of Broadway and Washington Grand Avenue certainly looked different than it does today... the old Carnegie Library is gone too. The Arlington Hotel was a beautiful building too, wasn't it?

Excellent video, Vicki! Newspaper databases are a researcher's best friend. My work certainly wouldn't be the same without them. Hopefully we'll launch the Tillsonburg historical newspapers database later this year or early next.

Canadian Community Digital Archives: communitydigitalarchives.com/newspapers.html

Our Digital World digitized newspapers at: ink.scholarsportal.info/titles

Great presentation. Sounds like a book I will read soon!

Purchase your copy of Elaine Becker's fascinating book at the Woodstock Museum or borrow a copy to read from Oxford County Library: ocl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S192C4319655

Wow. I'd no idea that the Air Line Bridge's size gave it such stature in a national context. That's fascinating. It's a beautiful bridge.

Really interesting fact about the origin of angle parking in Tillsonburg!

Got to love local history

great help Vicki