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Learn about Cambridge, Ontario through its stories, history, writings and artwork.
Learn about Cambridge, Ontario through its stories, history, writings and artwork.
These are some of the stories that make Cambridge unique
Newly-revised and updated Brothers of the Wind is the epic story of three young speed skaters and their years-long quest for Olympic gold. A compelling story about a sport that has accounted for more Olympic medals for Canada than any other, these young speed skaters began their Olympic quest in 1992; it is both poignant and inspirational.
We focus on history stories from Cambridge (Galt, Preston, Hespeler and Blair) and surrounding areas including Ayr, Doon, Branchton, Puslinch, Sheffield and Rockton. Come take a look at our city in a new way.
Gordie Howe: A Year in Galt, focusses on a young Gordie Howe during his year in Galt, but also looks at the elder statesmen when he returned to the arena on Shade Street. Along the way it includes perspectives from Marty Pavelich, Peter Conacher and many others.
Coinciding with Galt Arena Gardens' 100th anniversary in 2022 is the publication of a collector's book chronicling the history of this landmark, one of the oldest continuously-operating arenas in the world. Publication is planned for the fall of 2022.
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Your bookstore—in-depth local history stories—in published works by David Menary
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History stories of Cambridge's athletes and teams
Baseball history stories: A chronicle about proud towns and able players in Canada's baseball heartland in 1949
Mark your spot with these unique llocally-inspired bookmarks
Bookmark with images front and back commemorating Galt Arena and it’s history stories
Image of Skiff, along with a quote from The River and the Railroad.
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