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Echoes of Lost Beginnings. Tell My Story Collection
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8231156993
- EAN9798231156993
- Date de parution31/12/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Echoes of Lost BeginningsIn the spring of 1861, a small gathering of men met inside Toronto's Education Office. Their vision? To preserve the memory of the past and to lay the foundations of a historical society for a growing city on the cusp of change. Echoes of Lost Beginnings brings these men-and their families-back to life through vivid, immersive vignettes. Step into their parlours, walk Toronto's mud-softened streets, and glimpse the hopes, doubts, and conversations that shaped their world.
Alongside their stories are imagined perspectives from relatives, offering fresh insight into how the idea of remembering history stirred both pride and resistance at the family hearth. This is not dry history. It is an invitation. Readers are encouraged to follow in their footsteps, to retrace the city's early roads, and to experience what life may have felt like in mid-19th century Toronto. Genealogists, local historians, and anyone who loves the living heartbeat of the past will find themselves drawn into these forgotten beginnings-where memory and imagination intertwine.
Echoes of Lost Beginnings is more than a book. It is a journey into the roots of heritage itself.
Alongside their stories are imagined perspectives from relatives, offering fresh insight into how the idea of remembering history stirred both pride and resistance at the family hearth. This is not dry history. It is an invitation. Readers are encouraged to follow in their footsteps, to retrace the city's early roads, and to experience what life may have felt like in mid-19th century Toronto. Genealogists, local historians, and anyone who loves the living heartbeat of the past will find themselves drawn into these forgotten beginnings-where memory and imagination intertwine.
Echoes of Lost Beginnings is more than a book. It is a journey into the roots of heritage itself.
Echoes of Lost BeginningsIn the spring of 1861, a small gathering of men met inside Toronto's Education Office. Their vision? To preserve the memory of the past and to lay the foundations of a historical society for a growing city on the cusp of change. Echoes of Lost Beginnings brings these men-and their families-back to life through vivid, immersive vignettes. Step into their parlours, walk Toronto's mud-softened streets, and glimpse the hopes, doubts, and conversations that shaped their world.
Alongside their stories are imagined perspectives from relatives, offering fresh insight into how the idea of remembering history stirred both pride and resistance at the family hearth. This is not dry history. It is an invitation. Readers are encouraged to follow in their footsteps, to retrace the city's early roads, and to experience what life may have felt like in mid-19th century Toronto. Genealogists, local historians, and anyone who loves the living heartbeat of the past will find themselves drawn into these forgotten beginnings-where memory and imagination intertwine.
Echoes of Lost Beginnings is more than a book. It is a journey into the roots of heritage itself.
Alongside their stories are imagined perspectives from relatives, offering fresh insight into how the idea of remembering history stirred both pride and resistance at the family hearth. This is not dry history. It is an invitation. Readers are encouraged to follow in their footsteps, to retrace the city's early roads, and to experience what life may have felt like in mid-19th century Toronto. Genealogists, local historians, and anyone who loves the living heartbeat of the past will find themselves drawn into these forgotten beginnings-where memory and imagination intertwine.
Echoes of Lost Beginnings is more than a book. It is a journey into the roots of heritage itself.
