Videos
Grand Trunk, A City Built on Steam
The Cooper Site - 11th Hour Tour w/ Dean Robinson 2015
Stratford's Good Fortune, a perspective
Not the last waltz and other Stratford stories, a book talk
Stratford Sports Wall of Fame 2011 Inductee - Howie Morenz
Howie Morenz Documentary Dean Robinson University of Western Ontario 1977
The Story behind the documentary, the Society for International Hockey Research (SIHR), May 20, 2017
Interview: Dean's book "A Century of Service, the Rotary Club of Stratford"
Saving the city hall, a perspective
The "Dean" of Stratford History
Grand Trunk, A City Built on Steam
In 2018, Simon Brothers and Dean Robinson won an ACO award for Grand Trunk, A City Built on Steam. See Architectural Conservancy Ontario (ACO) * Click on picture below to view video
The Cooper Site - 11th Hour Tour w/ Dean Robinson 2015 Click on picture
Stratford's Good Fortune, a perspective
Dean Robinson describes the convergence of some of the significant events in Stratford’s history that define the city’s character today. Presented by Stratford District Historical Society Click on image above.
Not the last waltz and other Stratford stories, a book talk
Stratford Sports Wall of Fame 2011 Inductee - Howie Morenz
Howie Morenz Documentary Dean Robinson University of Western Ontario 1977

The Story behind the documentary, the Society for International Hockey Research (SIHR), May 20, 2017
Interview: Dean's book "A Century of Service, the Rotary Club of Stratford 1922-2022".
Saving the city hall, a perspective
Produced by the Stratford and District Historical Society (SDHS)
The "Dean" of Stratford History
The Stratford Slice interview
Craig’s guest is Stratford and Perth County historian and writer Dean Robinson. The author of 23 books and the author/editor of eight other titles, Dean maintains that Stratford’s rich and colourful past is a unique part of our community’s character. Craig chats with Dean about his journalism career in London, Kitchener, Seaforth and Stratford and dives into some of the remarkable stories from Stratford’s past that inspired him to write the many books that make up his impressive library of popular history.
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