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00:02:09 - Pockets!
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00:02:24 - Time is ticking.
00:02:25 Tick, tock, tick, tick, tock.
00:02:28 - Another invention of my little sister's today.
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00:02:32 - I'm gonna need some assistance
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00:02:37 I need to get the rotator going at 8.8 miles per hour
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00:02:43 - On it, Doc!
00:02:44 - We can go counterclockwise.
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00:02:47 - Why does it have to be counterclockwise?
00:02:49 - Because I'm always racing against time, Mrs. Harlow.
00:02:53 And it would cause the machine to explode.
00:02:55 - It explodes?
00:02:56 - Ah, I need some people to operate the rivets.
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00:03:05 - With 127 acres to explore,
00:03:15 the journey will start with Heritage Town Square.
00:03:19 A year-round free zone before the admission gates.
00:03:23 Dine at the Selkirk Grill,
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00:03:30 grab a cup of coffee and light snack,
00:03:33 then pull up a chair at the Railway Cafe.
00:03:36 The Heritage Town Square is accessible year-round
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00:03:48 The Heritage Town Square is a stunning urban plaza
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00:04:42 Then delve deeper into history.
00:04:44 Enter the admission gates
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00:04:51 This spectacular museum invites you
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00:05:03 The museum exhibits an impressive collection
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00:05:12 Take a stroll down the Gasoline Alley
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00:05:19 The collection includes the earliest models of gas pumps,
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00:05:30 Believe me when I tell you that it was neat
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00:06:05 One of the most attractive cars
00:06:07 is this beautiful 1932 Auburn
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00:06:16 This rare little truck, the 1918 Maxwell Tanker,
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00:06:37 Here is the 1919 Olds Mobile Truck,
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00:06:52 like grocery stores to deliver their goods.
00:07:03 The 1927 GMC Sedan was used to deliver packages.
00:07:08 This is the 1926 Shell Tanker,
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00:07:18 Every vehicle here has a story.
00:07:21 There's a story about the car itself
00:07:24 and the story about the social times.
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00:10:03 - More than the beautiful colors inside the building,
00:10:11 Gasoline Alley talks about the history of different areas
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00:18:13 - Come aboard and ride the authentic steam train.
00:18:40 The person on the train that does all the hard work
00:18:42 is called the locomotive.
00:18:44 There are two people at the cab of the engine,
00:18:47 an engineer and a fireman that keeps the locomotive running
00:18:50 and pulling all those carriages and passengers.
00:18:53 While the engineer makes sure that everything is running right
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00:18:59 the fireman shovels coal into the firebox
00:19:02 and always watching the fire, its color,
00:19:05 and see how high the fire is.
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00:19:11 When you board the train, you are taking a step back in time
00:19:16 and it's a unique experience and you get advantage point
00:19:20 to see the park that you can't see any other way.
00:19:24 There are 3,000 gallons of water
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00:19:31 That's a lot of water, which is kept incredibly hot
00:19:35 and it's like a giant tea kettle.
00:19:38 And what's coming off of a tea kettle when it's hot?
00:19:41 That's right, steam.
00:19:43 The steam builds up pressure
00:19:45 and that pressure pushes all the other components
00:19:49 such as the piston, the rods, and the wheels
00:19:53 and makes the train move forward.
00:19:56 There are three train stations throughout the park.
00:20:05 Many tourists love the steam train at the park
00:20:08 as it is a sight to see.
00:20:10 The train hurling a trail of smoke,
00:20:13 the sound of its bells and whistles,
00:20:15 and when it's idle, the air pumps like it's breathing.
00:20:19 Definitely one of the most alive pieces of machinery ever.
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00:21:24 - You are about to see and feel the past come to life
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00:21:29 The unique parks, attractions and exhibits
00:21:32 span Western Canadian history from the 1860s to the 1950s.
00:21:37 You will see the iconic past, not only preserved,
00:21:43 but also presented alive and in great working condition.
00:21:47 Heritage Park is divided into four time periods.
00:21:53 From the early days of the settlement
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00:21:58 they're all here to discover.
00:22:00 You are now entering Heritage Park's 1910 town,
00:22:07 a representation of a typical prairie railway town.
00:22:11 Canada's important rail history is on display
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00:22:16 The famous Five Centre of Canadian Women.
00:22:22 It was built to commemorate the achievements
00:22:25 of five courageous Alberta women
00:22:27 who fought for legal equality for all Canadian women.
00:22:31 The exhibit is a replica of Nellie MacLung's home,
00:22:35 where she lived during the 1920s
00:22:37 and penned several significant literary works.
00:22:41 Nellie made up one fifth of the famous five,
00:22:45 resulting in monumental advancements in women's rights
00:22:48 and changing Canadian history.
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00:22:53 The MacLungs are famous for their hospitality,
00:22:56 kept a large and welcoming home,
00:22:59 set within carefully tended gardens.
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00:23:35 This charming house with gingerbread details
00:23:39 was built by carpenter Peter Dewar in 1907.
00:23:43 A cottage hospital was a common sight
00:23:46 in a small Western Canada at the turn of 20th century.
00:23:51 The building was often a house converted for the purpose,
00:23:55 served the community from cradle to grave.
00:23:58 The cottage hospital was modestly equipped
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00:24:04 on the dining room table.
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00:24:08 This elegant home belonged
00:24:19 to renowned businessman Peter Prince.
00:24:22 Did you know that Princess Island Park
00:24:25 was named after Mr. Prince?
00:24:27 This 3000 square foot mason was once located
00:24:31 at the heart of downtown Calgary.
00:24:34 In 1966, the Prince house was donated to Heritage Park.
00:24:39 The move required the removal of 25,000 bricks
00:24:44 and the house was divided into three sections.
00:24:47 Today, it is a major tourist attraction
00:24:51 and the interior has been restored and refurnished.
00:24:54 Items which originally belonged to the Prince family
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00:25:01 Some believe that this house is haunted.
00:25:04 Images of a lady in long white dress have been reported
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00:25:10 refuse to enter the house alone.
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00:25:30 In 1909, W. Part Evans established the Stratmore Standard
00:25:35 using machinery that included a seven ton Wharfdale press
00:25:40 which had been built in Scotland in 1870.
00:25:44 The press had formerly been used
00:25:45 in production of the Calgary Herald,
00:25:48 Edmonton Bulletin and the Glacian Call.
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00:26:34 Settlers in the Canadian West were often isolated
00:26:37 from friends and family and waited months
00:26:39 for correspondences to reach its destination.
00:26:43 This structure was built by Rasmus Kov in 1908.
00:26:47 Real artifacts like the switchboard
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00:26:54 This replica of Calgary's first town hall
00:26:58 offers a large council chamber
00:27:00 and features a stunning solid oak boardroom table.
00:27:05 The two story structure housed a police office
00:27:08 complete with jail cells, a council chamber,
00:27:11 a clerk's office and a tiny courtroom.
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00:27:16 This Northwest mounted police barracks
00:27:19 or outpost was built in June 1905.
00:27:22 They made regular patrols
00:27:24 to prevent thievery and horse rustling.
00:27:28 During its heyday in the early 1900s,
00:27:31 the Canmore Opera House hosted a variety of events
00:27:34 including lavish dances, plays and concerts.
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00:27:40 The big hotel in town was the social headquarters
00:27:45 of any small town and the Wainwright Hotel
00:27:48 maintains that tradition right in the heart
00:27:51 of the historical village.
00:27:53 The hotel was originally built
00:27:56 in the small town of Denwood, Alberta
00:27:59 with the expectation that the railway would stop there.
00:28:02 When it went through the town of Wainwright instead,
00:28:06 the townspeople simply moved the hotel,
00:28:09 rolling it on logs which took three months.
00:28:12 The hotel now functions as a dine-in restaurant
00:28:17 open for counter and table services.
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00:28:40 the hotel.
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00:29:06 - You should audit mine.
00:29:08 Or we could validate it now.
00:29:11 - I don't have to.
00:29:12 - Working on your invention right in front
00:29:14 of the post office.
00:29:16 Do you have a permit to work here?
00:29:18 - Naturally.
00:29:19 (speaking in foreign language)
00:29:20 That's Spanish for one memento.
00:29:23 - I must be going.
00:29:25 - Ah, going where?
00:29:27 - Marley.
00:29:28 - With all these new inventors in town,
00:29:31 each and every one of them needs an appointment
00:29:33 to pitch a patent for the upcoming
00:29:35 Edmonton Industrial Exhibition tomorrow.
00:29:38 - That's where I'm headed next.
00:29:40 - What's an industrial exhibition?
00:29:42 - Oh, it's a showcase where inventors show off
00:29:44 their great, brilliant ideas for the future.
00:29:46 - That's right.
00:29:47 Anything industrial or agriculturally advanced.
00:29:51 - Oh yes, people come from all over the world
00:29:54 to show their bright ideas,
00:29:55 even from as far away as, where are you from?
00:29:57 - Montreal.
00:29:58 - Montreal, yeah.
00:30:00 (laughing)
00:30:01 - That's right.
00:30:02 Anything inspiring or electrifying.
00:30:05 Oh, what do you have there?
00:30:07 Oh, this is the latest invention
00:30:08 from our local school teacher in town.
00:30:10 It's called a thesaurus.
00:30:12 (laughing)
00:30:14 This will help you find more interesting words
00:30:16 in a regular vocabulary, jargon, or lexicon.
00:30:21 - Oh, sounds to be a success.
00:30:23 - Oh, the better one's still to come, Marley.
00:30:25 (speaking in foreign language)
00:30:28 If anybody wants to receive a patent
00:30:31 in this area of Alberta, you have to go through me.
00:30:34 - I'd love to have a chat with you, Deb-Dawg.
00:30:36 - Let's book an appointment.
00:30:37 - Oh, a dog can show you something incredible.
00:30:40 - Don't anything dog-like
00:30:42 like the one you see in an exhibition of a dog.
00:30:43 - Why not?
00:30:44 - He is notorious for being neglectful of rules.
00:30:48 - Or making anything that works.
00:30:50 - Well, he just needs some time to make it work.
00:30:54 - Because, Marley, I don't have time.
00:30:56 Look at these new inventors I've had for so long.
00:30:59 - Look, it's a paper tomorrow, and--
00:31:03 - It's marbles by papers, or in Spanish, mi papers.
00:31:06 (laughing)
00:31:08 - You classify this chicken scratches paperwork.
00:31:12 - Ah, the accumulation of four years of research,
00:31:15 four days in Chicago at the World's Fair,
00:31:17 22 weeks in a shed hammering, polishing,
00:31:21 hot hacky-sacking, and all for the future benefit
00:31:24 where I predict this will be in demand.
00:31:26 - Very well, Dr. Thomas.
00:31:29 I shall give you precisely 180 seconds
00:31:33 to prove that your invention is A, useful,
00:31:37 B, and a witty one, and C, actually works.
00:31:42 - My experiment is this, the wireless photophone.
00:31:47 - Hey, that's mine!
00:31:52 - It's mine?
00:31:52 I'm the one that did the big reveal?
00:31:54 - I mean, I'm sorry.
00:31:55 - Oh, what does it do?
00:31:57 - It transmits speech from a light wave
00:32:00 instead of over a wire.
00:32:02 - Yeah, you said it, Doc!
00:32:05 So that way you don't need wires to speak to someone.
00:32:07 - But it's already been invented.
00:32:09 - His definition is correct, Dr. Thomas.
00:32:12 The wireless photophone has already been invented
00:32:14 and practiced, so you cannot do it again today.
00:32:18 - Wait, wait, I swear, no, it differs.
00:32:20 - Ah, I'm gonna do it.
00:32:23 - You have 120 seconds left to prove it.
00:32:26 - This mouthpiece directs the sound of your voice
00:32:28 down to a mirror transceiver.
00:32:30 The mirror aims to reflect sunlight into the apparatus.
00:32:33 - This contraption is all dependent
00:32:35 on the sunlight that day.
00:32:36 - I've devised a way for the mirror to flex
00:32:38 so that sound waves may be vibrated
00:32:41 and refracted to the other side
00:32:43 using a top secret rare element.
00:32:45 - Selenium.
00:32:46 - The secret element will polarize light
00:32:48 of different wavelengths into my great invention.
00:32:51 - Switches.
00:32:52 - A paramount dish concentrating light
00:32:54 and sound waves into a sound amplification device.
00:32:57 - Marley, stop!
00:32:59 Miss Marble, people of this town,
00:33:03 don't you hate how all your messaging
00:33:05 is confined by wires?
00:33:07 Yeah, you know it.
00:33:07 - I can't.
00:33:08 - It works.
00:33:09 - Are you feeling too tied up to tangle on?
00:33:12 - That guy can't tangle.
00:33:14 - What?
00:33:14 - He's not wearing any.
00:33:15 - Then you'll need the photophone.
00:33:17 - Yeah.
00:33:18 - Hello, Marley, can you hear me?
00:33:21 - Loud and clear, doc.
00:33:22 - What the hell is this difference?
00:33:24 - Ah, this is where things take a unique turn.
00:33:27 This receiver not only receives sound and amplifies it,
00:33:32 this projects the sound received from the photophone
00:33:35 with an amplified electric speaker for all to hear.
00:33:38 - Great pitch, doc, you nailed it.
00:33:41 - A clever idea.
00:33:43 - Where would you use such a device?
00:33:44 - A front yard, a music concert,
00:33:47 oh, a two-story outhouse.
00:33:50 We all know, anywhere there's light.
00:33:53 - See, Ms. Marvels, brilliant.
00:33:55 Well, one day we'll all be carrying
00:33:57 these communicative devices in our pockets.
00:34:00 - In our pockets?
00:34:01 - Yeah.
00:34:02 - Okay, I suppose it is a useful,
00:34:07 be an original idea, but does it work, Dr. Thomas?
00:34:12 Time is ticking, tick, tock, tick, tick, tock.
00:34:16 I should have our invention
00:34:17 of my little fix this up today.
00:34:18 (laughing)
00:34:21 I'm gonna need some assistance
00:34:22 to power up the sound amplification device.
00:34:24 I need to get the rotator going at 8.8 miles per hour
00:34:27 and quicker and faster.
00:34:29 Hi, the unicycle.
00:34:30 - Come on, Doc.
00:34:32 - Maybe go counterclockwise.
00:34:34 (laughing)
00:34:35 - Why does it have to be counterclockwise?
00:34:37 - Because I'm always racing against time, Ms. Marvels.
00:34:41 And it would cause the machine to explode.
00:34:43 - Explode?
00:34:44 - Ah, I need some people to operate the ribbons.
00:34:47 Perfect, you and you, wonderful, come on up.
00:34:51 (cheering)
00:34:53 And when I say go, you'll just wave them.
00:35:02 And it will be amazingly brilliant.
00:35:03 You there.
00:35:04 - What happened?
00:35:05 - Alex, I need you to put the emergency switch.
00:35:07 - The emergency switch?
00:35:09 - Only on my command.
00:35:10 - Oh, my.
00:35:11 - You can't see it, it's a proxy.
00:35:12 All right, we will now prepare for amplification.
00:35:16 I will transmit my voice wirelessly using the sound wave.
00:35:19 Everyone, go!
00:35:20 Go!
00:35:23 Great job, everyone, it's going up, keep going!
00:35:27 I can hear you, everybody.
00:35:29 La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la.
00:35:33 - How charming, Doctor.
00:35:35 - One, two, oh no!
00:35:37 - Doctor, Doctor, Doctor, Doctor!
00:35:41 - Oh!
00:35:42 (laughing)
00:35:44 - Doctor, can you help me emergency switch, Alex?
00:35:46 - Go, Alex!
00:35:47 - You're gonna be a star, Alex.
00:35:48 - Please, please, go, Alex.
00:35:50 - Everybody, get out of the way!
00:35:51 It's gonna blow!
00:35:53 Oh, my God!
00:35:54 - Some applause for him, Alex.
00:35:59 (cheering)
00:35:59 Thank you, thank you so much.
00:36:01 It's my fault that it didn't work.
00:36:03 - At least he can't do it again.
00:36:05 - I know.
00:36:06 - You want me?
00:36:07 - Okay.
00:36:08 (laughing)
00:36:13 - Doctor Thomas?
00:36:14 - Hello, Newman!
00:36:15 - Welcome to school.
00:36:16 - Who are you?
00:36:17 - Miss Irina Motu of Newman!
00:36:20 - Most recently from Chicago?
00:36:22 - There's this thing there called the World's Fair.
00:36:24 - You might have heard of it.
00:36:25 - I've heard of it!
00:36:26 It's only the most stupendously satisfying
00:36:29 array of apparatuses in our lifetime.
00:36:31 - Well, I'd like to make an appointment with you.
00:36:34 - Ooh, there's a prototype that I've got my eyes on.
00:36:36 - Yes, and I have an open-ended grand walk.
00:36:38 - Wait, wait, didn't you say you were busy at three?
00:36:41 - Yeah, you already said you had an appointment there.
00:36:43 - Yes, but she wanted a way to pitch a new idea
00:36:46 to make water solid and jiggly and color jello.
00:36:49 - Wow.
00:36:50 - All right, not important.
00:36:51 (laughing)
00:36:54 - Drink on the get-on, or!
00:36:55 - I'll be damned.
00:36:57 - Wait, Mrs. Marbles!
00:36:58 What about my invention pad?
00:37:00 - What?
00:37:01 - What an obvious thought.
00:37:03 The invention failed?
00:37:04 No back.
00:37:05 - Oh.
00:37:06 - What about your pumpkin wraps?
00:37:08 - They're fresh.
00:37:09 - And the boat?
00:37:10 - They're safe.
00:37:11 - And the breakfast cereal?
00:37:12 - They're unmelted.
00:37:14 - Better luck next time.
00:37:16 - Dr. Thomas, you're wallowing on the prairies.
00:37:19 - I'm inventing important things.
00:37:21 It appears you don't possess a pad for the exhibition yet.
00:37:24 - Who are you?
00:37:25 - I'm Dr.-- - I'm you.
00:37:26 - I, the devil with an invention.
00:37:28 - That's a one-way appointment.
00:37:30 - Well, if you all wanna see a real inventor's work,
00:37:33 then come with me.
00:37:35 I'm obviously gonna be more helpful to you now
00:37:37 than an amplifier.
00:37:39 A shame, really.
00:37:40 I always thought someone from Oxford
00:37:42 would achieve great things,
00:37:43 but some just can't seem to measure up to expectations.
00:37:47 (laughs)
00:37:48 Maybe, maybe for more, some J.S. Barrett.
00:37:51 (crowd cheering)
00:37:53 - Come on, Dr. Thomas.
00:37:54 - Dr. Edward, keep working on your device.
00:37:58 You're almost there.
00:37:59 I've gotta go see what this new invention's been going on.
00:38:03 - Well, Marley, there about brings my chance
00:38:06 to present at the exhibition tomorrow.
00:38:09 - I really thought it was gonna work this time.
00:38:11 - As did I.
00:38:12 I made a significant breakthrough.
00:38:14 - Oh yeah?
00:38:14 What did you figure out?
00:38:15 - The thing that makes the application possible.
00:38:18 The tubular compositor.
00:38:20 It's gone.
00:38:21 - What?
00:38:22 Oh no.
00:38:23 - Oh.
00:38:24 - Where did it go?
00:38:25 - Filming.
00:38:26 It had to have been.
00:38:29 You saw them come out from behind my machine.
00:38:32 - Yeah, that's right.
00:38:34 - I'm going to need your assistance, Marley.
00:38:36 - What can I do?
00:38:37 - At precisely three o'clock,
00:38:39 we are sending you back to the general store.
00:38:42 - Right.
00:38:43 Well, I'll see you all in the future.
00:38:46 (laughing)
00:38:48 (buzzer)
00:38:50 - I know it's gonna be the future
00:38:52 'cause it's like 15 minutes from now.
00:38:54 - Oh, well you both learned.
00:38:56 And they say it's the future, oh Marley.
00:38:59 See you in the future.
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00:39:11 Before the automobile became Alberta's
00:39:23 most popular form of transportation,
00:39:26 livery stables could be found in virtually
00:39:28 every city, town, and village.
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00:39:33 The historical village offers a shopping experience
00:39:37 that can only be found a hundred years in the past.
00:39:41 Six period appropriate shops are located
00:39:43 throughout the village and house everything
00:39:46 from old fashioned candy to laundry, cafe, and more.
00:39:50 Dentist.
00:39:55 This portray the dental office of Dr. Guy Marais,
00:39:58 the first dentist in Sedgwick, Alberta.
00:40:01 This bakery was originally built in 1912
00:40:09 in Standard, Alberta.
00:40:11 Today, the bakery catered men folk and women folk alike
00:40:15 to purchase freshly made breads, buns, tarts,
00:40:19 and other fine baked goods.
00:40:27 In 1930s, confectionaries serving sundaes
00:40:31 and ice cream were popular gathering places for teenagers.
00:40:35 During the summer months, these establishments
00:40:38 could be busy until well past midnight.
00:40:40 Prior to the first world war,
00:40:56 Calgary earned a nickname Sandstone City
00:40:59 as many buildings and houses were made of sandstone,
00:41:02 which are fireproof.
00:41:04 This bungalow is a replica of Colonel MacLeod's house
00:41:08 built in 1887.
00:41:10 This Jewish synagogue known as the Montefiore Institute
00:41:16 was established in 1910.
00:41:19 Much of the charm of the middle class Victorian homes
00:41:24 came from the effective use of wood detailing
00:41:27 both inside and out.
00:41:29 This is a rectory or minister's house.
00:41:39 It was built by Ernest Windham,
00:41:41 a rancher and ferryman in 1899 near Carsland, Alberta.
00:41:46 In 1896, the congregation at Grasmere
00:41:52 had raised enough money to build the church for $110.
00:41:57 Today, Anglican ordained ministers perform services
00:42:01 and weddings here each year.
00:42:03 The church graveyard depicted Sam Livingston
00:42:06 and four men from Northwest Mountain Police in the cemetery.
00:42:10 Although all the grave markers are originals,
00:42:14 there are no human remains interred at the park.
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00:42:50 This fort was built by Heritage Park in 1965
00:42:54 to illustrate the important role
00:42:56 played by the Hudson's Bay Company,
00:42:59 which once established posts as far flung as Alaska,
00:43:04 BC's Northern Pacific Coast, Oregon and Labrador
00:43:08 in the economic, social and resource development of Canada.
00:43:12 Heritage Park originally designed
00:43:15 the Hudson Bay Company structure
00:43:17 as a replica of the second fur trading
00:43:20 fort built in Rocky Mountain House in Alberta.
00:43:23 The fort were each staffed by approximately 30 laborers,
00:43:29 interpreters, clerks, apprentice clerks and traders
00:43:34 and headed by one chief trader or chief factor.
00:43:37 This particular fort was used as a backdrop
00:43:41 for a film celebrating
00:43:42 the Hudson's Bay Company's tricentennial.
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00:44:57 ♪ I'm pounding in fire ♪
00:45:02 ♪ Even if it's just inside my head ♪
00:45:09 ♪ I want to expire ♪
00:45:15 ♪ Do all the things I said ♪
00:45:24 ♪ I don't need the money ♪
00:45:29 ♪ Doesn't even get you all that far ♪
00:45:35 ♪ When the end is the beginning ♪
00:45:43 ♪ All you need to do is start ♪
00:45:51 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:45:56 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:46:03 ♪ I'm talking in circles ♪
00:46:10 ♪ That's neither here nor there ♪
00:46:19 ♪ I'm searching for purpose ♪
00:46:24 ♪ In this game of musical chairs ♪
00:46:30 ♪ Can this circle be a square ♪
00:46:37 ♪ Is this truth or is it dare ♪
00:46:46 ♪ When the old becomes the new ♪
00:46:51 ♪ You know you'd come back to the truth ♪
00:46:58 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:47:05 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:47:14 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:47:19 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:47:26 ♪ I'm walking for miles ♪
00:47:32 ♪ It helps me clear my head ♪
00:47:41 ♪ The sky has the answer ♪
00:47:46 ♪ And the clouds have the sand ♪
00:47:53 ♪ I don't need any words ♪
00:48:00 ♪ Need your support to take me there ♪
00:48:08 ♪ In this house of all these teachers ♪
00:48:13 ♪ It will rise up in one big flare ♪
00:48:20 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:48:27 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:48:36 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:48:41 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
00:48:48 ♪ There's only one thing I know for sure ♪
00:48:55 ♪ I'm holding on forevermore ♪
00:49:06 ♪ I'm never gonna let you go ♪
00:49:11 ♪ With your love I'll never be alone ♪
00:49:18 ♪ There's only one thing I know for sure ♪
00:49:27 ♪ I'm never gonna let you go ♪
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00:51:57 - Ritz Butyl Traveler coming to you
00:52:14 from Heritage Park in Calgary.
00:52:16 The Hudson's Bay Trading Company Fort.
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00:55:19 - Burnside Ranch House.
00:55:22 This house was known for its lively parties
00:55:25 during the early years of the 20th century.
00:55:27 Was built in 1904 by Ewan Donald McKay
00:55:31 at Grand Valley, eight kilometers northwest
00:55:34 of Cochrane, Alberta.
00:55:36 McKay's grandson, James, established the now famous
00:55:39 McKay's Ice Cream Shop in Cochrane.
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00:59:00 - Manufactured goods.
00:59:07 That's what all of this stuff is, is manufactured goods.
00:59:10 When you're a nation of manufacturers,
00:59:14 you have to find--
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01:04:15 ♪ Need your support to take me there ♪
01:04:20 ♪ When this heart is at its deepest ♪
01:04:27 ♪ It will rise up in one big flare ♪
01:04:34 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
01:04:43 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
01:04:47 ♪ Oh ♪
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01:04:57 ♪ I'm drowning in fire ♪
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01:05:14 ♪ Even if it's just inside my head ♪
01:05:18 ♪ And I want to expire ♪
01:05:23 ♪ And do all the things I said ♪
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01:11:56 ♪ Well I guess I grew up on an old tin floor ♪
01:12:17 ♪ I paddled through the meadow on the stairwell I stole ♪
01:12:20 ♪ And I found out that my brand new clothes ♪
01:12:23 ♪ Had been second hand from the red kids next door ♪
01:12:26 ♪ Well I grew up fast I guess I grew up mean ♪
01:12:29 ♪ There's a cloud inside my head I wish I'd seen ♪
01:12:33 ♪ Now I can't drive the tour of my dreams ♪
01:12:36 ♪ And the rain's come by as far as it seems ♪
01:12:39 ♪ Oh thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:12:43 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:12:46 ♪ And the angels got the liquor too ♪
01:12:49 ♪ They all laughed at our formulas and our reviews ♪
01:12:52 ♪ Oh thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:12:56 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:12:59 ♪ And I know I can't stay here too long ♪
01:13:02 ♪ 'Cause I can't go a week without doing wrong ♪
01:13:07 ♪ Without doing wrong ♪
01:13:11 ♪ Without doing wrong ♪
01:13:14 ♪ Without doing wrong ♪
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01:13:22 ♪ So I'm sitting at the bar, still in a slice of greats ♪
01:13:34 ♪ And I feel like an arm or an arm and a shoe ♪
01:13:38 ♪ Tell me when is the day that I should do ♪
01:13:41 ♪ When you're swimming in the lake and you're not afraid to do ♪
01:13:44 ♪ So I'm watching as the waves spread as wide as can be ♪
01:13:47 ♪ Come down here and have them around me ♪
01:13:50 ♪ 'Cause all I wanna do now is fall asleep ♪
01:13:54 ♪ Come down here and lay next to me ♪
01:13:57 ♪ Oh thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:14:00 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:14:03 ♪ And I'm up here at the bottom of the river ♪
01:14:06 ♪ And I ain't never waking up before the kids arrive ♪
01:14:10 ♪ Thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:14:14 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:14:17 ♪ And I ain't never waking up before the kids arrive ♪
01:14:20 ♪ Thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:14:23 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:14:26 ♪ And I ain't never waking up before the kids arrive ♪
01:14:29 ♪ Thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:14:32 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:14:35 ♪ And I ain't never waking up before the kids arrive ♪
01:14:38 ♪ Thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:14:41 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪
01:14:44 ♪ And I ain't never waking up before the kids arrive ♪
01:14:47 ♪ Thank you Jack Daniels ♪
01:14:50 ♪ Well the city whiskey got me drinking in heaven ♪