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1by Dignam, Natalie“...Natalie Dignam interviews Sheila Power, a resident of North River, about her childhood memories...”
Published 2020
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2Published 1994“...Photograph of the Heyfield Memorial United Church in Heart's Content...”
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3“...Photograph of The Gosling Memorial Library and Newfoundland Museum on Duckworth Street....”
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7by Jarvis, Dale“...Winston Fiander was born in 1940 in Coomb's Cove, Fortune Bay. He attended Memorial University...”
Published 2016
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8“...Historical photo of Heyfield Memorial United Church in the heritage district of Heart's Content....”
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9by O'Toole, Eddy“...Photo of right facade of Heyfield Memorial United Church in the heritage district of Heart...”
Published 2017
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10by O'Toole, Eddy“...Photo of front facade of Heyfield Memorial United Church in the heriage ditrict of Heart's Content....”
Published 2017
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11by Barrett, Terra“...Booklet about the merchants and memories of Main Street, Windsor. Based on oral history interviews...”
Published 2017
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12Published 2017“...Interview with Keith Hillier by Emma Lang as part of a Collective Memories Mug Up project conducted...”
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14by Riley, Alexander“...Ms. Greer discusses her memories of Pasadena in its early days. She describes her childhood growing...”
Published 2014
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15by Dignam, Natalie“...Natalie Dignam interviews Laura Barrett, a resident of North River, about her childhood memories...”
Published 2020
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16by Riley, Alexander“...Ms. Pitcher discusses her memories of growing up in Pasadena. Her family was one of the first...”
Published 2014
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18by Abbott, Lisa“...Cavell Sheppard talks about his memories of Mount Pearl in the 1940's and 1950's 00:00 - Cavelle...”
Published 2001
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19by Abbott, Lisa“...Olga Wiseman talks about her memories of Mount Pearl in the 1940's and 1950's. 00:00 - Olga talks...”
Published 2001
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