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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2018 · 39 MIN

One Hour in the Past E103 - Soda Water

from stcmuseum podcasts · host St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre

Have you ever noticed that a simple information search can lead you in strange and wonderful directions?  As in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, historical research can lead you down a winding rabbit hole that might take you off your original path and lead you to new and amazing historical places! This podcast series starts with that premise! Adrian Petry, Visitors Services Coordinator and Kathleen Powell, Supervisor of Historical Services and Curator, both from the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre, have challenged each other to explore the weird and wonderful places that one hour of research on a topic will take them.  Join them as they share their findings! On this episode... When our exhibit focused on objects found in attics and walls, titled Lost & Found, was coming together, Kathleen became intrigued with the soda water bottle that was to be included in the exhibit, and the history surrounding it. And that's where our conversation picks up on the podcast for this episode: the history of Soda Water (and the history of Soda Water in St. Catharines). Footnotes to this episode are available on the Museum's blog: stcatharinesmuseumblog.com

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