|  April 2007 Spot #2 meets more than his match when he ventures into Pet Pig's territory This story is part of the "Out on the First Concession" story collection. |
| 12 March 1995 A song about celebrating St. Patrick's day in the Calabogie area |
| summer 2002 A song written during Black Fly season |
| March 2006 A poem written by Wes for St. Patrick's Day |
| Autumn 2002 The changing of the seasons in Calabogie |
| Oct 2002 A poem about bear hunting written during Hunting Season 2002 |
| Autumn 2002 Wes writes about the beauty of the Ottawa Valley in Autumn |
| Autumn 2002 Cheecha runs away into the woods after a lover's quarrel |
|   2012, This is an interview with Wes Bomhower at his residence in Ottawa in January 2012. Picture quality is best when the clips are viewed in skin mode. |
|  A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about wild trilliums growing along the Madawaska. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about the church in Mt. St. Patrick. Wes performs it to the tune of an old Irish piece called "Bridge of Tomb." He put new words to that song and called it Mt. St. Patrick Church. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about train travel on the K & P Line. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about a man who can't find any flowers to take to his beloved's gravesite because it is winter. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about a special lady considered to be the "Rose of Renfrew County." |
| A song from Wes Bomhower's CD about some of the places in Renfrew County that are memorable to Wes. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about a boy from Calabogie who leaves on the train to head out west. The song is written by John Henry Drummond. Wes put the music to it. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Michael & Sally and the "Green Willow" waltz. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about the `Moonlight on Bogie Lake Waltz.` |
| A song from Wes Bomhower's CD about the Irish coming to settle in areas such as Shamrock, Mt. St. Patrick and Calabogie. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower's CD about the green pines growing along the Calabogie shores. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower's CD about a beggar man who comes to the door on Christmas Eve, but is nowhere to be found on christmas morning. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Wes's misfortune with the trip rope in the hay barn. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about those nasty black flies. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about logging in the valley. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about the hard-working farmer behind the plow. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Pontiac County. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about a lumber camp near Otter Lake called Camp #3. |
| March 2002 A poem about Bernard Murphy, commonly known as "Murph" around Calabogie |
| A song from Wes Bomhower's CD about hunting season and the Norton family |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD. Wes put music to a poem written by Jean Grant Dixon who lived in Calabogie. She later moved to British Columbia around 1938. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD. It was written by John Milks for his mother in 1951 before embarking for the Korean war. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Calabogie |
| A story from the Wes Bomhower Story Collection about how Sarah Lauder's cow supposedly lost her cud. |
| From the Wes Bomhower Story Collection about Bob Millar, Wes's cousin, who claims to have seen a centaur during his travel on a C.P.R. passenger train between Montreal and Eastern Ontario |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Tommy Sharbot, a local resident who played the fiddle. |
| August 2006 Wes injures his leg in the barn in a "milking" accident. Wes reveals the nickname his mother called him - "Chickey"
This story is part of the "Out on the First Concession" series |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Alex Taylor and Tommy McLaughlin, two men who saved a woman from drowning in the Madawaska River. |
| A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about the St. Paddy's Day celebrations at the Douglas Tavern in Douglas, Ontario. |
| 1936 From the Wes Bomhower Story Collection about the arrival of the 6th Bomhower child, Bernice (also known as "Peachy") |
