Sons of the waves ... Part 1Beyond the Bay with Sean Scally2026-09-18 | Sons of the waves ... Part 1The kilties Band of BellevilleSean Scally2023-08-05 | the greatest band from Belleville you never knew The Kilties Band of Belleville, Ontario, was one of Canada's most popular international touring bands of its day. When Thomas P.J. Power, owner of the Queens hotel in Belleville, first conceived the idea of forming a local band in 1900, he probably never expected the group's meteoric rise to world fame to happenlocomotives 6060 and 1057 found footageSean Scally2023-07-27 | more found footage ..armature film of locomotives 6060 and 1057 in action ..CN locomotive 6218 in winterSean Scally2023-07-26 | this is a found film reel called 6218 in winter from ...sunday river productions in 1971 ... Originally in colour it was badly faded so here it is in Black & White .. this locomotive now resides at the Fort Erie Railway Museum .... Fort Erie , Ontariofound footage Railfair 1978 1980Sean Scally2023-07-22 | found footage of Railfair 1978 and som of 1980 .. plus trams at endOttawa mid 1950s train and trams found film footageSean Scally2023-07-22 | Found footage of Trams and Trains in the Ottawa area around 1950'sShades of Green part 2Sean Scally2023-07-18 | Irish music recorded by my father .. this is part 2The shades of Green .. Frank Scally and Glenn ConradSean Scally2023-07-09 | Irish tunes at their best ... this is part 1 of a project I am doing for my father to preserve his performances ..enjoy these iconic Kirkland lake musiciansConfessions of the Hangman podcast: murder on the high seasSean Scally2023-04-29 | join the podcast ... buzzsprout.com/2159468/share ON the 4th day of March, 1794, the brig Falmouth sailed from Port-Royal, Jamaica, bound to Belfast, to which place she belonged. At the time she sailed, Captain William Corran. Master of the Brig Who was executed at Halifax, Nova-Scotia, July 21, 1794, for the most barbarous, inhuman and bloody murder of Mr. Joseph Porter, a passenger on board said brig, by hewing him in in pieces with a remarkable large and heavy cutlassThe Carrying Place : Kente portageSean Scally2023-04-28 | History of the Carrying place and Murray Canal with Dan Buchanan Here is the story of a worn trail many consider the oldest road in Ontario, Here along the shores of the bay of Quinte, a foot beaten path travellers followed from water to water. even though there were many other carrying places, this one became for all time .....The Carrying Place.Dark Tales : the great Stirling counterfeit stingSean Scally2023-04-27 | ...Cofessions of the Hangman podcast: The hanging judgeSean Scally2023-04-24 | Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie was a British lawyer, politician, and judge. In 1858, Begbie became the first Chief Justice of the Crown Colony of British Columbia in colonial times During his years on the bench, Begbie traveled throughout British Columbia, on foot and later on horseback administering justice in sometimes informal circumstances but he is said to have always worn his judicial robes and wig when court was in session. In the years after his death, Begbie came to be known as the Hanging Judge though never in his lifetimeConfessions of the Hangman : Le Bourreau | The ExecutionerSean Scally2023-04-22 | Le Bourreau, or executioner, was the only man who had the right to kill and carry out death sentences ordered by the court. The state furnished the executioner's tools: a bar to break limbs, an iron to brand the fleur-de-lis, a rope to hang the culprit,Confessions of the Hangman : Gangs of Toronto 1862Sean Scally2023-04-21 | Bandits have always been the stuff of history and there really were bandits in Toronto's Don Valley. follow the podcast on all major platforms ... buzzsprout.com/2159468/sharefound footage.. Big Chute Marine Railway in the 1950sSean Scally2023-04-14 | found footage Trent Severn waterway .. Big Chute Marine RailwayDeadwax78s Recordings Alma GluckSean Scally2023-04-05 | Comin' Thro' The Rye ... victor 1916 .. single sidedDark Tales podcast: The Marysburgh VortexSean Scally2023-04-05 | An area of eastern Lake Ontario with a history of shipwrecks during the age of sail and steam which has encouraged legends, superstitions and comparisons to the Bermuda Triangle. The area whose three corners are Wolfe Island, Mexico Bay near Oswego, New York, and Point Petre in Prince Edward County, . has As many as 500 ships and 40 aircraft lostConfessions of the HangmanSean Scally2023-04-04 | Let me introduce a new podcast ... Confessions of the Hangman ... Canada's history with the death penalty .. available on all podcast platforms We Canadians have a long and perilous path of destruction that is rarely spoken of .. our historical flirtation with capital punishment the public record officially reads that only 40 people, including 1 woman, were hanged in Canada from 1860 to 1866 And After Confederation 1,533 death sentences were passed between 1867 and 1976, resulting in the executions of 691 men and 11 womenDark Tales podcast : Harry OrchardSean Scally2023-03-31 | Infamous Harry Orchard ..from Wooler to the wild wild west..Dark tales podcast : The frozen sailorSean Scally2023-03-24 | there is said to be the apparition of a sailor walking the shores of wellers bay Not only is the ghost of this sailor frozen in time, but he was literally frozen to death on his ice-laden ship. His ship blown off course by a winter gale and swept ashore at Weller’s Bay. In the darkness of night, people from the shore watched as the captain, first mate and one sailor remained on the ship all night. Every wave that dashed over the schooner piled the ice higher.Dark Tales podcast: the Hilton breakawaySean Scally2023-03-23 | A wall of churning water rushed down the creek, tearing up trees and rocks and hurtling them like missiles at whatever happened to be in the way and John W. Simpson’s saw mill was in the way. Mr. Simpson was not in the mill when the flood hit but George Montgomery and his crew were working as usual. Most of the workers heard the roar of the water racing toward them and managed to scramble up the bank of the creek to the Simpson house. However, George Montgomery was not so lucky and was swept up in the floodDark Tales podcast : The lost girlSean Scally2023-03-20 | The story of Gatrey KetchesonDark tales podcast: The Fox sistersSean Scally2023-03-17 | the spiritualism movement of the 1800's ... started in Consecon, Ontariorepointing a fiber or thorn gramophone needleSean Scally2023-03-16 | How to use the pointmaster for fiber needle re pointingDark Tales podcast: Execution at Camp MohawkSean Scally2023-03-15 | were spies really executed at camp mohawk during WW1Dark Tales podcast: A tale of two murdersSean Scally2023-03-14 | Picton Ontario... two murders two outcomes...A Viking among the Quinte MohawksSean Scally2023-03-13 | Dark Tales Podcast .. A VIKING AMONG THE QUINTE MOHAWKSThe wreck of the Belle SheridanSean Scally2023-03-12 | Podcast Dark Tales of the Bay of Quinte ... The wreck of the Belle SheridanTrenton and lock 1 about 1957Sean Scally2023-03-11 | view from Pelion 1957 approxTrent Severn swift rapids 1950sSean Scally2023-03-11 | found footage of railway at swift rapids on the Trent Severn system approx. 1957A Masters Voice: Emile BerlinerSean Scally2023-03-11 | Emil Berliner was a German-American inventor. and best known for inventing the lateral-cut flat disc record ... he made important contributions to telephone technology was attracted to aeronautics, he also designed a lightweight internal-combustion motor that became a widely imitated prototype for aircraft.
but that's not where the story starts .....Cramahe Cultural Heritage tour 2022Sean Scally2022-11-30 | Join us for a tour of Culturally significant homes in Cramahe township .. Cramahe is a rural township located in Northumberland County in central Ontario It is situated just off Highway 401 approximately 140 km East of Toronto If you have questions or comments related to this video or heritage properties in Cramahe Township, or if you have records, pictures or details about the properties and the pioneer families of Cramahe township, please contact us at info@heritagecramahe.caDeadwax 78s show 9 Volta Tainter and BellSean Scally2022-10-01 | The Volta Laboratory was founded in 1880– with Charles Sumner Tainter and alexander graham Bell's cousin, Chichester BellDeadwax 78s show 8 The phonograph and Charles Cros gave me the bluesSean Scally2022-10-01 | Charles Cros proposed a means of reproducing sounds from Scotts phonautograms weeks before Edison explicitly considered similar possibilities. Edison made a machine that demonstrated his ideas; Cros did not. Who, then, was the first to invent sound reproduction?Deadwax 78s show 7 Nipper & CompoSean Scally2022-09-14 | Barraud's most famous work, His Master's Voice, is one of the best-known commercial logos in the world, having inspired a music industry trademark depicting a Jack Russell Terrier named Nipper listening to his deceased master's voice from a gramophone Compo it was one of only two Canadian record companies to survive the Great Depression. RCA Victor Records of Canada—formerly Berliner Gramophone—was the other (it is currently the oldest Canadian label that forms part of Sony Music Entertainment in Canada).Deadwax 78s show 6 Victor talking machines love affair with Enrico CarusoSean Scally2022-09-14 | The Victor recordings made by world-famous tenor Enrico Caruso between 1904 and 1920 were particularly successful and were often used by retailers to demonstrate Victor phonographs; Caruso's powerful voice and unusual timbre highlighted the best range of audio fidelity of the early audio technology while being minimally affected by its defects. Even people who otherwise never listened to opera often owned a record or two of the great voice of CarusoDeadwax 78s show 5 The Pathe brothers and the sultry Lee MorseSean Scally2022-09-13 | Charles founded Société Pathé Frères (Pathé Brothers) in Paris, a company that manufactured and sold phonographs and phonograph cylinders
Lena Corinne "Lee" Morse was an American jazz and blues singer-songwriter, composer, guitarist, and actress. Morse's greatest popularity was in the 1920sDeadwax 78s show 4 Who was Ralph Peer and what the hell is tin pan alleySean Scally2022-09-13 | story of tin pan alley .. and Ralph Peer and the Bristol sessions ...with music by Fats Waller, Hayden Quartet, Jimmie Rodgers and the CartersDeadwax 78s show 3 Edison and Bill Murray ... no not that oneSean Scally2022-09-05 | Of all his inventions, Thomas A. Edison was most fond of the phonograph. Now our William Thomas Murray born 1877 was one of the most popular singers in the United States in the early 20th centuryDeadwax 78s show 2 Columbia records and Arthur CollinsSean Scally2022-09-05 | We expand our own authenticity by repeated exposure to other cultures and people. Borrowing from other cultures is inevitable, but there are positive ways in which it can be done. in the early days of the recording industry this did not occur for the most part .Deadwax 78s show 1 And so it beginsSean Scally2022-09-05 | A podcast about the world of 78rpm recordings and technology......dead artists ... old music ... outdated tech ..... live hostRCAF found footage 1957Sean Scally2022-06-11 | ...RCAF airshow about 1956 unknown locationSean Scally2022-06-09 | found footageFront Porch Shenanigans StirlingSean Scally2022-05-29 | ...Icarus Falls 2022Sean Scally2022-05-08 | Icarus falls ..... A WW2 Lancaster tail gunner must bailout over enemy territory, without a parachute . As a student of philosophy, during his fall he has an existential experience that pits his beliefs against his duty and questions everything. Generously funded by the city of Belleville, Ontario and patrons just like you. enjoy
DISCLAIMER *** this is a work of fiction, it deals with world war 2 and contains references to the holocaust and nazi Germany and contains reference to religious texts and figures for the purpose philosophical discussion on the ethics of armed conflict .. ****Witness to history: William Bleasdell CameronSean Scally2022-04-10 | William Bleasdell Cameron was born July 26, 1862, in Trenton. He is best known as being one of the survivors of the Frog Lake Massacre, and his book The War Trail of Big Bear that recounts his experiences of the massacre and his captivity.
In 1885 he was working as a clerk for the Hudson's Bay Company store at Frog Lake in the District of Saskatchewan, He survived the Frog Lake Massacre of the North-West Rebellion on April 2, 1885, and was held captive for two months by Big Bear's band of Cree.Icarus falls trailerSean Scally2022-04-03 | here is the trailer for our upcoming film " Icarus Falls "1928 found footage of DH60X moth ..miss muskokaSean Scally2022-02-25 | Believed to be Art Ferguson the first muskoka airplane owner ...kirkland lake fires 1958Sean Scally2022-01-18 | restored found footage of fires in kirkland lake 1958 one is of the aftermath of the french catholic church fireflight to Baffin Island 1964Sean Scally2022-01-18 | restored footage from about 1964 I think it's Fort Albany ..Moosonee 1964 ice breakupSean Scally2022-01-18 | more restored footage from about 1964 moosonee hospital and ice breakup the film was quite damaged ... sorry for the quality