The first meeting of Baptists was held in the home of James Lewitt’s home on April 1, 1902. Lewitt, the Goderich Knitting Company manager, was a devout adherent of the Baptist cause.

In 1888, the Wingham Times called Professor Archibald Galbraith, ‘a man possessed of brilliant parts, high scholastic attainments, widely and deeply read, thoroughly cultured and possesses great magnetic power, impressiveness and ability to entertain and instruct’.

Private Shea Bradley said it was a reality check when the lights in the C-17 transport plane switched to red indicating that his aircraft had entered Afghan airspace.