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"From CBC Radio to the pages of Dutchs second book, you will hear Dutchs encouraging voice bringing to light the poignant, and hilarious stories from old timers who lived as early as 1895 preserving this important part of Maritime history for future Maritimers."--

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"From CBC Radio to the pages of Dutchs second book, you will hear Dutchs encouraging voice bringing to light the poignant, and hilarious stories from old timers who lived as early as 1895 preserving this important part of Maritime history for future Maritimers."--
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Reginald "Dutch" Thompson has worked in theatre, television and radio but his true love is collecting stories from the bygone days. He's recorded 900 hours of memories & stories from Maritimers born between 1894 & 1925, including stories about: midwives and blacksmiths; favourite horses; one-roomed schools; rum-running; everything from homemade soap to homemade moonshine. This interest in oral history and folklore led to a column on CBC radio that's been running 33 years and counting, along with numerous heritage awards. His first book, Bygone Days: Folklore, Traditions and Toenails, won the 2020 City of Charlottetown Heritage Award and he was presented with the 2016 PEI Heritage Award of Honour for lifetime achievement. He lives in a 170 year old house in Bunbury, Prince Edward Island with his wife Jill.