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This
is the online archive of the popular local history
publication, The TIMES Magazine, originally The
Walkerville Times, launched in 1999.
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The
Walkerville Times 2007
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Best Of The Times Magazine 2006
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Life
and Times
Stories from the Border Cities- this section features
Al Roach, Margaret Stokes, Bonnie Nelson, Stan Scislowski,
among others. Read about the History of Walkerville,
Crime in the City and more!
Hiram
Who?
Few people in Walkerville know much about Hiram Walker,
the fascinating man whose vision shaped an industry
and a model town. At least not until they scroll through
this section of our Web site.
The Birth
of the Auto
Ford City, Maxwell- Chrysler, GM, Seagraves Firetrucks,
Lincoln Toy factory- they all owe at least part of their
existence to Walkerville- this section tells the rest
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The
Border Cities
Windsor, Sandwich, Detroit, Ford City- a colourful historical
tour of The Border Cities- featuring lots of great photos
and recollections.
Places
Past and Present
We've profiled the people and places that make this
region unique-everything from bars to churches.
Sports
Heritage
This region has witnessed its fair share of athletes,
including Olympians, professional ball players and mentors.
Archives
(Back Issues)
Read stories that have appeared in previous issues of
The Times.
Letters
Archives
Enjoy fascinating letters
from readers sharing their memories of Walkerville
and Windsor. (Issues #21—24) |
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