JunctionWalk : the Junction on Youtube

By Ian | August 7, 2008

The , celebrating the Junction’s Centennial of becoming a city in 1908, has a serires of (well 2 so far) YouTube video’s of Historical Walking Tour in the Junction.

Junction Mayor G.W. Clendenan (Gib Goodfellow) and journalist A.B. Rice (Neil Ross) come back to life to share fascinating tidbits from the Junction’s exciting past.

Go to for more.This is a great use of the Technology (video cameras, and the Web / YouTube) to educate, document, promote and distribute.  Good for the Historical Society!

Also worth mentioning is the upcoming (and 16th annual) September 3 – 7, 2008, which includes a performance by (5 time Juno winning) David Usher on the Saturday.

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