A publication by author Edward Crane Gilbert and edited by Courtney Gilbert.
Price: $12.00 + (shipping and handling is extra)
8½” X 5½”, 67 single pages.
Author Ed Gilbert is a local historian and story teller from Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. His interest in local history has helped the Parrsborough Shore Historical Society, maintaining and the restoration of former Prime Minister, Sir Charles Tupper’s summer home, “Ottawa House-By-The-Sea”. Now a museum and the home of Parrsborough Shore Historical Society.
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CCGS general meeting will be held at Amherst Police Station, 21 Havelock Street, Amherst, NS 2nd floor, at 7 p.m., Tuesday, February 17th.
Speaker after a brief meeting will be Elizabeth Cooke-Sumbu. She will do a power point presentation on "Black Athletes of Amherst"
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Rum Runners of Nova Scotia
A publication by author Edward Crane Gilbert and edited by Courtney Gilbert.
Price: $12.00 + (shipping and handling is extra)
8½” X 5½”, 67 single pages.
Author Ed Gilbert is a local historian and story teller from Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. His interest in local history has helped the Parrsborough Shore Historical Society, maintaining and the restoration of former Prime Minister, Sir Charles Tupper’s summer home, “Ottawa House-By-The-Sea”. Now a museum and the home of Parrsborough Shore Historical Society.