Grand Tracadie Collection
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- Soap Stone found in Blackbush (Blooming Pt.)
- Soap Stone found buried with 7 men, found Auguest 1959 in the Sand Dunes at Blackbush.
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- Soldier March of 105th Overseas Battalion
- Marching song of the 105th Overseas Battalion.
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- Sr. Carmelita Soloman
- Stephen Dow getting some help from Sr. Carmelita Soloman at Mt. St. Mary's in Charlottetown. Sister Carmelita served in the Tracadie Mission for many years as a teacher.
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- Sr. Kathleen Bulger - Teaching and Living in Grand Tracadie
- Sr. Kathleen Bulger talks about her time teaching and living in Grand Tracadie.
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- Sr. Laura MacCabe - Teaching in Tracadie Cross
- Sr. Laura MacCabe recalls her time teaching in Tracadie Cross, including some classes that were held at the credit union.
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- St. Bonaventure's Church
- Photo taken inside St. Bonaventure's Church.
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- St. Bonaventure's Church/Hall
- Photo of the Fitzpatricks in front of the original St. Bonaventure's Church, after it was moved and converted into the church hall. Like many of the church basements or halls at the time it was also used to store caskets. The writing reads as follows: It took a brave lad to enter this particular area. As time went on, bravery was measured on your ability to lie in a casket for a certain amount of time. In deed this became a most popular place of play for the local kids.
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- St. Bonaventure's Church2
- Photo taken inside St. Bonaventure's Church. The church was completed in 1903 in it's French Gothic revival style.
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- St. Bonaventure's December 2010
- Photo taken in font of St. Bonaventures Church, December 2010
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- St. Bonaventure's aprox. 1905
- Early photo of St. Bonaventure's Church, notice the old wooden steps at the front door (replaced 1917). We can also see a second steeple at the rear of the church which no longer exists.
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- St. Bonaventure's, Organ
- Photo of the organ in St. Bonaventure's Church.
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- Stella MacDougall - Family, Walking, and Tragedy
- Emily Kate MacDonald and Trevor MacKinnon sit down with Stella MacDougall. *This entire interview along with others is available to the public at the Grand Tracadie School Centre.