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Harry Macdonough (1871-1931): "Where is my Wandering Boy Tonight" 1901
You are listening to one of Canada's very first recordings, made c.1901, and featuring one of Canada's earliest recording artists, Harry Macdonough singing "Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight," a song popular on Canadian Gramophones as the casualty toll started to arrive from South Africa. It is the theme song for our television program. |
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Anglo-Boer War News
About Our Anglo-Boer War Project |
 In 1999, historian John Goldi and producer Joan Goldi started the "Canadian Anglo-Boer War Project" to put Canadians "in Touch" with a previously unpublicized and largely unknown part of their country's heritage. Their multi-phase campaign included a television series "The Great Anglo-Boer War: The Canadian Experience," the web site "The Canadian Anglo-Boer War Museum," (one of the rare television projects honoured to become a "Canada Millennium Partnership Program" by the Government of Canada) and the "Belmont Project" featuring the "Fiset-O'Leary Centre,"
Dedicated to "Keeping Canadians in Touch with Canada's Heritage"
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 In Commemoration of Paardeberg Day, Feb. 27, 1900
We present the wonderful "dug" relics from Paardeberg
 excavated by Boer War super relic hunter Dave Gyles.
 
Preserving the Canadian Heritage in South Africa, The Royal Canadian Regiment (Pro Patria) London, ON, and the Museum of the Regiments (A Proud Journey Through History), Calgary, AB
SEE WHAT DAVE HAS FOUND NOW?
And how much money he can make by digging... |
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