Stories of Carbonear. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Stories of Carbonear

The first page of this 109 page volume mentions that the European fishery in Newfoundland dates at least to the 1480's. (Remember 1492 as a date in history.) There are approx. 25 stories in the group. Read more about : Placentia, Cape St. Francis, Labrador fishery, Brigus, townspeople, schooner, shipwreck, Harbour Rock Hill, and Constable Wells. Stories are accompanied by b/w photographs and drawing. Author has signed the ffep. Cond : Paper wrapper is light orange. Lettering is similar. Front cover graphic is of Water Street - circa 1940. Clean and bright.No names nor marks. Light cover crease. Almost collectible ! ! Maritime history ! ! Quote (p. 78) : " Manoah wrote verses about his children, and appears to have been a more `hands-on' father than most of his generation. The two oldest, Walter and Mortimer, were in their late teens when they joined the Newfoundland Regiment in 1915 and 1916. Like all volunteers ._._._. . " Size: 8vo.