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Explore the history of Owen Sound through this self-guided walking tour developed by local historian Richard J. Thomas. This walking tour was created in connection with the Living Histories: J. James exhibition currently on view at the TOM until March 16, 2024. Walk at your own pace and admire the twenty-two locations captured in historical photographs by renowned local photographer J. James. Learn more about each of the sites in the detailed descriptions and featured audio recordings.
To start your self-guided tour, zoom in on any of the 22 mustard-coloured pins that contain details about each site on the map. Certain locations contain audio recordings from Richard J. Thomas illuminating the history of the city - simply click the link to listen!
If you see a numbered circle, click it to reveal closely-located sites.
Enjoy!
For further reading and more books from local historian Richard J. Thomas, visit his website below:
Explore the history of Owen Sound through this self-guided walking tour developed by local historian Richard J. Thomas. This walking tour was created in connection with the Living Histories: J. James exhibition currently on view at the TOM until March 16, 2024. Walk at your own pace and admire the twenty-two locations captured in historical photographs by renowned local photographer J. James. Learn more about each of the sites in the detailed descriptions and featured audio recordings.
To start your self-guided tour, zoom in on any of the 22 mustard-coloured pins that contain details about each site on the map. Certain locations contain audio recordings from Richard J. Thomas illuminating the history of the city - simply click the link to listen!
If you see a numbered circle, click it to reveal closely-located sites.
Enjoy!
For further reading and more books from local historian Richard J. Thomas, visit his website below:
