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Sight & Sound Bytes
I vividly remember the day in the 1940s I saw for the first time a machine that could collect sounds a rare wire recorder. During the seond world war Germans perfected a better recorder that used tape and when tape recorders began to appear in stores in the 1950s I was eager to have one. Over the next few decades a sound collection grew to over 5000 hours. Some of my favorite sound snippets include a short interview with someone who remembers seeing the first airplane flight in southern Alberta and an interview with the Captain Hoy who made the first flight across the Canadian Rockies. This page we will take you to sight & sound snippets located throughout Our Heritage website:
A visit to Peter Fidler's Old Man's Playing Field - 1991 Drs. Cousins & McGregor talk about Peter Fidler's 1792-93 journey
Jazz Goes to Convo - 1950s Name That Tune - 1950s |
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