The item consists of Alec and John Beaton playing the fiddle together.
Broad Cove (NS)
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The item consist of Alec Beaton playing the fiddle in the Beaton's kitchen in front of a window.
The item consist of Alec Beaton playing Tom Carters fiddle in the Beaton family home in 1979.
The item consist of a photograph of John Allen working on sheering and processing sheep’s wool with his brother (unnamed).
The item is one photograph of Ann Carter outside in standing by the beach in Broad Cove
MacLellan, Archie Dan
Stories about Raonall Mor Mac Ailean Oig
Story about "Sithichean" (fairies) in Isle of Cann, Inner Hebrides
The French boat in P.E.I.
Oran an T-Seathaich
Puirt-a-beul - words to Miss MacLeod's Reel
"Gillean nan Drobhair"
Traditions concerning Miss MacLeod's Reel "Ceann Locha Morair"
First Pioneers' voyage from Scotland
"Murderer on ship tested with coin"
"No successful wedding without a fight..."
Forerunners
"Bocain" and connected beliefs...
"Spiorad an Drobhair"
Transportation by will...
"'Tha diofar math eadar na mic..."
"Priest and minister in River Denys..."
"Song about the burning of the jail at Inverness (N.S.)"
MacLellan, Lauchie (Dunvegan)
"Bheir mi o ro hoireann o"
"Sealladh nam mor-bheannan"
"An Gille Glas"
"Oran an T-Seathaich"
Saying from Gaelic Calendar
"'S e mo run an t-oigear og..."
"Illean bithibh sunndach..."
Beaton, David
Killer whales at Broad Cove
Shaw, JohnThe item consists of Tom Carter in the Beaton family home with Gaber, Lucy Stein and Ann Carter.
The item consist of a photograph of the sheep fenced in at the Beaton Farm, The sheep are being rounded up for sheering done by the John Allen Beaton and his brother.
The item consists of a photograph of one of the Beaton's sons leaning on a fence with sheep’s wool behind him.
The item consists of a photograph of the exterior of the Beaton barn, faded cedar with red trim built circa 1905.
The item consists of a photograph of Timber in the Beaton’s farm showing how parts of the barn were built.
The item consists of a photograph of the exterior Beaton House, white with green trim, cape cod style home built circa1905.
The item consist of a cliff in Broad Cove Marsh as the sun is setting, there is a beach at the base of the cliff with waves coming into the shore.
The fonds consists of images and sound recordings of the Beaton and Kennedy family in the Broad Cove. The recordings feature John Beaton playing the fiddle, while family is heard speaking with Tom Carter about various topics pertaining to Cape Breton. There is a change in language between English and Canadian Gaelic from individuals on the recordings. The fiddle playing is Scottish-Canadian in style, while some are Scottish fiddle music. The recordings include small conversations between reels and songs, descriptions and origins of the music’s is also discussed. The photographs are of the Beaton family house and farm, highlighting rural life in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. The photos also show the boarder Broad Cove community and Inverness county.
Carter, Thomas Dr.The item consist of a photograph of a farm near the shore in Board cove, Nova Scotia. The farmhouse is a dark faded red with a small storage barn next to it done in the same colour. There is land and small islands in the water across from the farm.
Item consists of a photograph of a farm in Broad Cove, showing a house with a blue truck parked in the front, two barns on the property and a person walking down the driveway. The property is on the water with trees lining a portion of it while the rest is open field.
The item consists of a photograph of timber that was cut for use in the barn and on the Beaton’s property.
The item consists of a photograph of a nearby farm located in Inverness county, Cape Breton.
The late Lauchie Gillis, Grand Mira, Gaelic song with Marie MacLellan on piano
Violin music by Theresa MacLellan with Marie on piano
Angus Alex MacDonnell stepdancing with Donald Angus Beaton on violin and Marie MacLellan on piano
John Alex Gillis - Gaelic song accomp., by Broad Cove Chorus
The Mabou dancers (square set) with music by Donald Angus Beaton on violin and Mrs. Beaton on piano
Violin music by Peter MacDonnell of Deepdale (N.S.): (a) Maggie Cameron's Strathspey. (b) John Morrison's Reel
A group from Deepdale (N.S.) stepdancing - violin music by Mrs. Cassie Belle MacIntyre of Inverness (N.S.)
A finale of Inverness (N.S.) county fiddlers with Angus Allan Gillis, Donald Angus Beaton, Cameron Chisholm, Theresa MacLellan, etc., with Mrs. Donald Beaton on piano, (3) groups of tunes, strathspeys and reels
Angus Allan Gillis playing a group of wedding reels
Jimmy and Harold MacDonnell - bag pipe selections
Two Gaelic songs by the Broad Cove Chorus with Marion Gillis on piano
Inverness (N.S.) pipe band playing "Road to the Isles"
Highland dance by Christine Kennedy with bagpipe music
Gaelic song by Angus Alex MacDonnell and sisters (2 songs)
Violin music by Jimmy MacLellan with Jessie Maggie MacLellan on piano
Jimmy MacLellan from Sudbury, Ont. (St. Rose) violin accomp., to Maureen Fraser to stepdance
Cameron Chisholm playing violin for his 1st public concert
Gaelic song sung by Margaree singers
Violinist Johnny Wilmot with Gussie Miles as piano accomp.,
Donald Angus Beaton on violin with wife Elizabeth on piano
The Beaton's playing for stepdancer Willie Fraser, Deepale, Inverness County (N.S.)
Angus Allan Gillis violin selections and Jessie Maggie MacLellan on piano
Gaelic song sung by a group from Southwest Margaree (N.S.) - Father Hugh A. MacDonald on piano
MacEachen, Rev. John HughThe item consists of a photograph of John Allen and Alec putting up hay in the loft to the Beaton’s barn
The item consists of a photograph of one of the Beaton’s horses, with tack on, about to go out and pull hay.
The item consists of a photograph of a home and barn that overlooks the ocean in Inverness county, Cape Breton.
: The item consists of a photograph of a rural abandoned home in Inverness county, Cape Breton. The windows and doorway are boarded up and shingles are falling from the roof. There is fencing visible from the back of the house on the left just before the mountains.
The item consists of a photograph of Isabelle Kennedy wearing a pink hat and blue coat outside while she is folding a quilt outside.
The item consists of a photograph of Isabelle Kennedy wearing a pink hat and blue coat outside while she is folding a quilt.
The item consists of a photograph of John Beaton standing on his hay wagon outside carrying hay in 1979.
The item consist of John Allen is playing Tom Carters fiddle in the Beaton family home.
The item consists of John Kennedy standing by his horse drawn wagon with his dog in the carriage during the fall, he is surrounded by trees and to his left there is a body of water.
Item is an audio recording of Mrs. Archie Kennedy. She speaks on life in Broad Cove and Margaree, education in the area, local lore, and prevalence of Gaelic language especially in the church.
Early days at home in Margaree...
Early school days at Captain Allan's House...School books, studies, school hours, discipline, temperature of school room.
"Hard shoes and woolen stockings" Mogans were pulled over the shoes to keep the feet warm.
Story about the "brocan cruaidh"
A day in school...The day started with a prayer, then the pupils stood in a row and read. Next came the spellings. Places of honour were won according to one's ability to spell. This was an ungraded school.
Teachers and method of teaching. The Friday program.
Nothing was learned in Gaelic in the schools.
The Church in Margaree. Prayers and Catechism all learned in Gaelic.
Beaton, Sister MargaretThe item consists of a photograph of a abandoned home near Creginish, with over grown grass surrounding it.
Item is an audio recording of Gaelic singers from the Dunvegan and North Shore areas.
Beaton, David (Broadcove, N.S) - Unsuccessful moonshine... (Story)
Beaton, David - First electric shock treatment of rheumatism in Broadcove
MacLellan, Lauchie - "Moch 'sa mhadainn rinn mi gluasad..."
MacLellan, Lauchie (Dunvegan) - "Nighean donn a'bhreacain uaine..."
Shaw, John; MacLeod, Malcolm A. - "'S e mo cheist..."
Shaw, John; MacLeod, Malcolm A.
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - "Ho ro fear mo ruin thu..."
Shaw, John - "An teid thu leam a ribhinn og..."
Shaw, John - "Fidhler an ceann an drochaid..."
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - (Skir Dhu, N.S) Port a beul
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - Port a beul
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - Miss MacLeod's Reel
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - "Mo luaidh a' chruinneag"
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - "Thuirt an gille 's tu mo laochan..."
MacLeod, Malcolm A. - Song by "Lazarus" with history
Shaw, John - (North Shore, N.S) "Caidil thusa 's gheobh thu fheidh..."
Shaw, John - "An cluinn thu, leannain, an cluinn thu..."
Shaw, John - "Ho ro ho goraidh o..."
Shaw, John - "A nighean donn an t-sugraidh..."
Shaw, John - "Chunna mi lair dhonn aig Seumas..."
Shaw, John - "Mo nighean donn ghuanaich..."
MacLean, Alex (Big Baddeck, N.S) - "Am minister MacLeoid..."
Shaw, JohnThe item consist of a young boy and son of the Beaton family, the black and white image shows the boy wearing rubber boots, a wool hat, ripped pants and a flannel shirt with a button up sweater tied at the waist with a leather belt.
The item consists of a photograph of a Border Collie owned by Isabelle and John Kennedy sitting in the carriage of horse drawn wagon.
MacEachern, Most Rev. Malcolm - Part of Scottish Concert at Broadcove, 1970 - Address at opening of concert
MacEachern, Rev. John Hugh - Song - written in honor of Bishop MacEachern
MacEachern, Mrs. Bessie - Song - "An t-Alltan Dubh"
MacLean, Sandy - Violin selections
MacEachern, Hon. Allen J. - Opening address at Broadcove concert, 1971
MacMaster, Buddy - Violin selections
Macdonald, AngusThe item consist of Tom Carter helping John Allen gather hay to put in the barn.
The item consists of a photograph of John Allen and Alec putting up loose hay in the Barn.
Fonds consists of a Gaelic song (with English translation) composed by Father MacEachen on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of St. Margaret's Parish, Broad Cove.
Campbell, Hector Hillsdale, Inverness County (N.S.) "Nighean Righ Eireann"
Morrison, Dan J. Breton Cove, Victoria County "Gaol an t-Seòladair"
MacDonnell, Hughie Dan Broad Cove, Inverness County (N.S.) Port-a-beul
Morrison, Sandy Wreck Cove. Victoria County "Gur e mo rùn an Domhnallach..."
MacLeod, Malcolm Agnus Sgir Dubh, Victoria County "Annt a rill u o..."
Morrison, Sandy Wreck Cove. Victoria County "Airfaill irinn o..."
Morrison, Sandy Wreck Cove. Victoria County "Airfaill irinn o..." (cont.)
Morrison, Sandy Wreck Cove. Victoria County
Campbell, Hector Hillsdale, Inverness County (N.S.) "Ceadach MacRigh nan Collach"
Shaw, JohnItem is a photograph of St. Margaret's Cemetery in Broad Cove, Cape Breton. Depicted in the photograph is Reverend John Hugh MacEachern's monument.
Item is a photograph of St. Margaret's Cemetery in Broad Cove, Cape Breton. Depicted in the photograph is Bishop MacEachern's monument.
Item is a photograph of St. Margaret's Church in Broad Cove, Cape Breton.
The item that consist of the Beaton Family in front of their home in Broad Cove, Nova Scotia.
The item consists of a photograph of timber that was cut for use in the barn and on the Beaton’s property.
The item consist of Tom and Ann Carter with the Beaton children walking down a dirt road in Broad Cove, with neighboring homes in the background.
The item consist of a black and white photograph of Tom Carter outside the Beaton family home.
The item consists of Tom and a professor, Robert Jay from Brown University in Broad Cove during in the spring of 1971.
The item consists of Tom Carter and Isabelle Kennedy, eating Halloween Fuarag, a traditional Gael dessert typically eaten around Halloween and is used to tell the future by different objects put into the dessert.