| Identifier   | Title | Level of description | Date | Digital object |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/001 | Choate, Hal: Grandson of founder of Warsaw, Ont. Story of medicine man's business from log cabin to factory to bankruptcy. A medicine show with a tapeworm; village store drugs | Item | 30 December 1965 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/004 | Fleming, David: Accountant with the Dickson Lumber Co. Company history, conditions in lumber camps. Age 96 at time of interview | Item | 20 August 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/010 | McMahon, Matthew: Age 91 at time of interview - died 20 November 1969. Worked with horses for a dealer, lumbering and cadging; information re R.B. Rogers and the Peterborough Lift Lock. | Item | 20 May 1965 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/013 | Noyes, George. Tape destroyed - vinegar syndrome. See tape 15 which is a duplicate | Item |  |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/016 | Mrs. Albert Reid, daughter of Robert McCauley: owner of 'Stopping Place' Temperance Hotel, near Haultain; loggers and [illegible] used to stay there | Item | August 15 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/021 | Telford, William: Born in 1878, son of Smith Township poet. Stage coaches, lime kilns, Chemong Lake floating bridge, weaving in Bridgenorth and hotels. | Item | 23 March 1968 | View |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/025 | Earle Tighe: Irish in Central Ontario, 'booby hatch' logging, lumber camps, language - views on Irish, English, Jews, and several very earthy stories | Item | August 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/029 | Neil Whitmore (age 89) in his home at Apsley. Family history, early settlement and land clearing | Item | 26 August 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/040 | Sounds of the country, extracts from Choate, Medicine men | Item | 2 January 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/060 | Recordings from elsewhere: 4 CBC programs on Mexico | Item | [196-] |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/073 | Recordings from elsewhere: John Glen: postponed by weather, take off, flight, orbits and landing | Item | February 20 1962 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/074 | Recordings from elsewhere: Algae workshop - Otonabee Region Conservation Authority, Adam Scott School | Item | November 24 1962 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/079 | Recordings from elsewhere: CBC The Long hundred: Canada's centennial | Item | 1967 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/084 | Recordings from elsewhere: Diefenbaker speech at conservative conference; "I am a Canadian" from Diefenbaker RCA record | Item | September - October 1967 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/085 | Recordings from elsewhere: Mexican music | Item | [196-?] |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/087 | Recordings from elsewhere: The blues, strolling 20s Negro show | Item | February 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/002 | Clements, Hilliard, 15 February 1964: Also includes interviews of Allan Uriah Payne, 7 March 1964 (track 4), and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hawthorne, 18 April 1964 | Item | 1964 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/003 | Copperthwaite, Doug: One of the last river-boat engineers, who also worked on lake tankers. Boat building on Rice Lake. Description of photos in father's album | Item | 6 May 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/005 | Fowler, Daisy: Daughter of John Duncan, last operator of oatmeal mill at Lang (Allendale). Description of the mill, out-buildings, store dressing, family history and the log house. Born in Peterborough on 16 April 1876, she lived at Lang from age 9 to 18. | Item | 30 September 1965 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/007 | Garvey, John: Born 29 November 1877 and died in 1966 at age 88. Lumbering, logging, shanty life. Dug foundation for Quaker Oats with scraper and team. One verse of logging song | Item | 23 September 1965 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/008 | Geale, Leah, June 1964: Daughter of R.B. Rogers, designer and engineer of Peterborough Liftlocks (track 1, 30 minutes). Hurtubise, Gene, 14 July 1964: He was in charge of the cement hoist for over 2 years during the construction of the liftlocks (track 1, 20 minutes). Holmes, Fred, 30 October, 1964: Regarding Senator George A. Cox. Dangers of work at the cordage company; sweated labour and old Peterborough  (track 1 side 2, 45 minutes) | Item | 1964 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/012 | Mowry, Chester: 24 June 1964 (track 1, 60 minutes): Grandfather ran foundry in Peterborough. Talks of George Street stores. Hall's Glen cheese factory and cheese-making process. Cobbs voice inaudible on Mowry portion. Tivy, Captain: 24 June 1964 (track 4, 45 minutes). Vivid description of rounding Cape Horn in a fully-rigged ship. Hurricanes, roaring forties, ship life, dangerous fog and nature of fear. (Taped at Anson House, Peterborough.) | Item | 1964 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/017 | Selkirks mill etc: Being worked on. ?? | Item | May 22 1964 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/027 | Earle Tighe, Warsaw, woodsman, biologist, musician, Irish wake flute music, cures, logging, river driver, working logs, Irish settlement in Central Ontario, views on language, Jews, etc, several early stories (tracks 1 and 4) | Item | 16 August 1966 |  |  | 
                                  
              | 82-006/039 | Medical, dental, remedies: Backwoods dentistry, Halchoate, Earle Tighe, Neil Whitmore | Item |  |  |  |