The end of all things as we once knew it? In 2008 I released a song entitled, “Fading Away” and things certainly seem to be. The lyrics suggested, “our...
Category - Tales
Carleton Place Tales from the Troubadour
RISE UP & STAND TALL Here is a ‘rough’ version (please excuse the quality) of a new ‘song’ (just written) about these trying times in which...
Sent to us from one of our site visitors Take a listen, some great history in this audio clip. Great Grandpa Moore was 90 in 1975 and had spent 85 years in the Carleton...
This narrative (“MARGET’S LAST CHRISTMAS WISH”) production was recently recorded at Valley Heritage Radio (CJHR-FM) Renfrew, by producer John McMaster...
When the ‘Witch of November’ Comes Calling By: Lyle Dillabough Old-time mariners in Canada have a saying that states: “don’t go out on the waters...
It is a tale of love. A tale of hope. A story of dreams, and of promises spoken. With a bright future, and of things to come. All there just waiting for them: but it...
Our Friend “Scoon” In Memory of our Friend Dale Scott of Carleton Place Story By: Brent King. Audio Feature By: Lyle Dillabough Dale was an individual who...
He Was Just A Face On The Corner … (for unsung heroes everywhere..)
The Roy Brown Society wishes to thank Hugh Halliday for his research and writing about Sterne Edwards which was used in the making of this article. Compiled by Rob...
Private McPhee by: Rob Probert Neil McPhee was born in Carleton Place, June 9, 1890. He was the son of Angus and Jane McPhee. Imagine Carleton Place at that time. The...
Private Hamilton by: Rob Probert Sadly there is not that much known about this young man. There was even some confusion over his first name. He enlisted under the name...
