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Desbrisay Museum Library Database DesBrisay Museum Library Database Ref Lib No Book Title Author Subject Fields Date Contents Description 226 100 Years in West Centennial Committee Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Church; 1992 History of West Dublin United Church and LaHave Islands United Dublin United Church West Dublin; LaHave Islands; United; Church . List of ministers from 1912-1987. Contains photographs. Ministers; History; Photographs 657 1001 Questions and Klots, Alexander; Klots, Insects; Classification; Guide 1961 Begins with an introduction to insects and their relatives, the Answers about Insects Elsie arthropod and insect origins, insect classification, distribution, structure and functions, growth and development. 254 1899-1999 One Friends of the DesBrisay Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; 1999 Published to celebrate Bridgewater's 100 years as a town, this Hundred Years - A Museum Bridgewater; History; Development; Fire of publication contains over 300 photographs and includes text about Pictorial History of 1899; Incorporation, Mayors; Public the town's history, development, and its people, including Bridgewater Services; Homes; Industries; Trade; Family incorporation, mayors; public services; homes; industries; trade; family Businesses; Clubs; Societies; Recreation; businesses; clubs and societies; recreation; sports; and maps. Sports; Maps 600 20 Favorite Birds of Tufts, Robie W. Nova Scotia; Birds 1975 A brief look at the 20 favorite birds that inhabit Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia Illustrations. 294 200 Plus Years on LaHae Islands Marine Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; LaHave 2006 Collection of stories and recipes from the LaHave Islands Marine LaHave Islands, Nova Museum Islands; History; Photographs; Recipes Museum. Scotia - Recipes & Traditions 269 2004: The Historical Dawson, Joan Nova Scotia; South Shore; French; Cape 2002 Brochure on the history of the settlement by the French of the South Perspective LaHave; Settlement; History Shore of Nova Scotia, written for the 2004 Celebration. 792 501 Science Hinkler Books Ptyy Ltd. Science; Astronomy; Biology; Chemistry; 2007 Illustrated book tested by teachers of 501 science experiments for Experiments Geology; Geography; Physics; Weather; children. Covers several topics, such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, Experiments; Children; Education geology, geography, physics, and weather. 331 A Brief History and Archambault, R.O. Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Queens 1989 A brief history and genealogy of the first Wentzell families in Genealogy: The First County; Genealogy; Wentzell; Hibbert; Lunenburg and Queens Counties, as well as Hibbert Wentzell family of Wentzell and the History; Sleds; Photographs WentzellÕs Lake. Contains photographs, shops, hand sleds. Hibbert Wentzell Family 313 A Brief History of the Whynot, Reid, Capt. Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; 1988 A history of Bridgewater's fire department from 1876 to 1988. Bridgewater Volunteer Bridgewater; Fire Department; History Includes pictures of firemen and various fires in Bridgewater and Fire Department surrounding areas, including the fire of 1899. Also see Ref. Lib. 264 Page 1 Ref Lib No Book Title Author Subject Fields Date Contents Description 987 A Burning Mercy - Rum Moreira, James Atlantic Provinces; Nova Scotia; Rum; 1986 Resource catalog of sources created to document materials available in the Atlantic Resource Catalogue; Exhibit to create an exhibit on Rum and its influence on the region. Provinces 418 A Compendium of Kabayashi, Terry; Bird, Canada; Folk Art; Artists 1985 Catalogue of folk art and artists of Canada including a brief description Canadian Folk Artists Michael of each, their art form, information and location of collection photographs. 326 A Dedicated Doctor Petite Riviere Elementary Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Petite 1992 A story based on the adventures of Doctor Clarence Bain Cameron, a School, Grade IV Riviere; Cameron, Clarence, Dr.; Doctor; community doctor until the 1960s in Petite Riviere. Written by Physician students of Petite Riviere Elementary school. 958 A Field Guide to Shells Morris, Percy A. Canada; Atlantic; Gulf Coast; West Indies; 1947 Include illustrations for 1035 shells and terminology, description and of the Atlantic and Shells; Identification; Guide habitat for the Atlantic, Gulf Coast, and West Indies. Gulf Coasts and West Indies 235 A Forgotten Industry - Mahone Bay FounderÕs Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Mahone 1996 Highlights most important shipyards in Mahone Bay, i.e. Ham, Ernst, A Short History of Ship Society Bay; History; Industry; Ship building; Ham, Zwicker, MacLean & Sons, Langille, Burgoyne, and Schnare. Talks building in Mahone Bay O.A., Ernst; Zwicker, John H.; MacLean, about ship building procedures, tools of the trade, knots, recipes and John & Sons; Langille, Titus; Burgoyne the decline of the industry. Yards; Schnare, Henry; Tools 514 A Framework for The Green Plan & Minister Canada; Environment 1990 This study provides concrete measures in which to reach an objective - Discussion on the of the Environment to make Canada by the year 2000, the industrial world's most Environment: 1990 environmentally friendly country. 586 A Guide to Canadian Ricketts, Shannon; Canada; Nova Scotia; Architecture; Houses; 2004 Contains profile of the origins and development of the many Architectural Styles Maitland, Leslie; Hucker, Styles; Settlement; Industrial; Commercial; architectural styles across Canada, from early settlement to the Jacqueline Civic; Domestic postmodern period, and discusses special forms such as religious, civic, domestic, commercial, and industrial design. 592 A Guide to Dating Ernst, S. A. Photography; Antiques; Processes; 2014 18 pages. Soft cover booklet. Contains a guide to dating antique Antique Photographs Daguerrotype; Ambrotype; Tin Type; Carte- photographs 1840 to 1920 including illustrations, types of 1840 - 1920 de-viste; Cabinet cards; Printing; West photographs, i.e. daguerreotypes, ambrotype, tin type, wet plate Plate; Dry Plate; Negatives; Dating images, dry plate images, negatives, cart-de-viste, cabinet cards, and printing. 415 A Guide to Some Sparling, Mary Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Skills; 1972 Booklet which describes the process of butter making, molding Domestic Pioneer Skills Pioneer; Domestic; Process; Butter Making; candles and the complete process of wool from the washing to the Candle Molds; Wool; Dyeing; Washing dyeing. contains addresses on information for obtaining wool and needed chemicals for dyeing. Page 2 Ref Lib No Book Title Author Subject Fields Date Contents Description 221 A History and Hopper, Rev. David A. Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Genealogy; 2014 Contains genealogy of Ernst family of Lunenburg County. Genealogy of the Ernst family of Christian and Anna Regina Ernst (2014) 252 A History and Langille, Stewart C. Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Genealogy; 1981 c A history and genealogy of the Langille family of the South Shore of Genealogy of the South Langille; History Nova Scotia. Indexed. Shore Langilles of Nova Scotia 969 A History of Early National Museum of Man; Canada; Electricity; Lighting; Domestic; 1971 Small booklet from exhibition on the history of early domestic lighting Domestic Lighting in Hutton, Rosalind History in Canada. Canada 104 A History of Everyday Nova Scotia Museum Nova Scotia; Halifax; Dwellings; Leisure; 1972 A description of private dwellings, leisure and education, food and Things in Nova Scotia Education; Food; Drink; Slaves; Life; Law; drink, slaves life, law and order, in early Halifax, two centuries ago. Order; History 2006 A History of Hockey on MacIsaac, Kie Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; 2010 Reflects on the early history of hockey in Nova Scotia and captures the the South Shore Bridgewater; Lunenburg; Mahone Bay; significant contributions of Nova Scotians in the development of this Chester; Sports; Hockey; History; great sport. Its focus is primarily on the history of the sport on the Bridgewater Hawks South Shore as interpreted from newspaper accounts. Author was coach for Bridgewater Hawks. 2004 A History of Our Peveril, Gretchen Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; 2011 Self published history of the families of Green Haven Cemetery, Lone Families - Green Haven Cemeteries; Green Haven; Lone Pine; Pine Cemetery, and Lapland. Includes photographs and genealogy. Cemetery, Lone Pine Lapland; Genealogy; Families; Anderson; Cemetery, Lapland, Baker; Cook; Crouse; Deal; Emeneau; Nova Scotia Emeno; Fancy; Hartlen; Haughn; Himmelman; Hirtle; Horne; Jefferson; Lake; LeBlanc; Myra; Oickle; Penny; Rodgers; Sarty; Slauenwhite; Smeltzer; Smith; Spicer; Tanner; Thompson; VanMilligen; Veinot; Wamboldt; Weagle; Whynot; Wile; Wolfe; Wylde; Zinck; Zwicker 205 A History of Sherwood H.D. Levy Lunenburg County; Sherwood; History 1953 History of Sherwood, Lunenburg County. 497 A Lifetime of Rug- Eaton, Doris Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; Crafts; Rug 2011 Features over 80 colourful images of Doris EatonÕs hooked rugs, and Hooking - Doris Eaton Hooking; Eaton, Doris the inspiration and materials behind her art. Created over a period of 50 years. Page 3 Ref Lib No Book Title Author Subject Fields Date Contents Description 951 A List of Canadian Dept. of Mines, Johnston, Canada; Nova Scotia; Lunenburg County; 1915 Part I -Contents include lists of minerals arranged alphabetically within Mineral Occurrences Robert A.A. Mining; Geology; Occurrences localities, including Lunenburg County Part II -Contents include names of municipal and mining divisions and localities in which minerals occur, arranged alphabetically
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