- CA BI 77-852-986
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- 1952 - 1966
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
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Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of an Xavier College graduation.
Item is a photograph of the convocation and opening of the arts building at Xavier College, 7 July, 1960.
Fonds consists of a copy of a licence to open and keep a school in Sydney, together with certification that Mr. Hogan took oath against Popery.
Item is a postcard of the high school in Sydney Mines.
Item is a photograph of the pupils and teachers of Sydney Academy in front of the first Sydney Academy.
Item is a photograph of Sydney Academy and photographs of graduating students.
Item is a photograph of Sydney Academy when it was located on the corner of George and Dorchester Streets. The railway trestle and the home of the Hon. James McKeagney are visible.
Item is a photograph of the Sydney Academy "A" Class teachers and students.
Collection consists of the following:
Series A
Series B: Memoranda including background information for Mr. Stephenson’s two books.
Series C: Deeds: Photocopy, 1826-1946 relating to the Bridgeport area, 31 pages, 1 folder.
Series D: Clippings
Series E: Photographs (See Photograph Collection #25)
Four volumes pertaining to the Town of Dominion and the organization of Mr. Stephenson’s two books: Dominion, Nova Scotia 1906-1981 and souvenir booklet on the History of the Dominion Volunteer Fire Department.
Series F. Scrapbooks:
Stephenson, Leonard Fielding
Stephen Rory MacNeil of Barra Glen; Gaelic Conversation
Item is an audio recording of a Gaelic conversation with Stephen Rory MacNeil of Barra Glen, N.S.
Biographical Sketch
Story of French, Mi'kmaq and Gaels interacting
Gaelic & education
Highland Village Association
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photographic portrait of the St. Agnes School Band dressed in uniform.
Abbass Studios Ltd.
Item is a photograph of Dr. Mary Lynch from the Speech Department of Xavier College with students utilizing the speech labs.
Item is a photograph of Sister Margaret Beaton with a group of Xavier students on the occasion of her receiving her doctorate.
Fonds consists of:
The 1920 petition by M.R. MacLeod to allow Gaelic to be taught in public schools.
A letter to the editor of the Casket urging readers to speak Gaelic to their children in the home.
Various writings in Gaelic, including a story attributed to Joe "Eòs a'Ghobha" MacNeil of Christmas Island, a story about a humorous trip for Boisdale to Christmas Island and a congratulatory speech for the 50th anniversary of Johnny A. and Peggy MacKinnon of Rear Iona.
Item is an audio recording of a conversation with Roddie F. Nicholson and John Nicholson.
Song concerning the building of the house
I can write a letter, I can read a letter, and I can send a letter anywhere!
What subjects were taught in school
Did they write well in the back woods?
Mental figuring
What about the cats whiskers?
Tell us all you know about local history
Diseases and cures of the times
Were people brought into build houses?
No one was lazy in those days. No very rich, no very poor.
Could they make a living off the land now as they did in your times?
Diseases such as appendicitus were certain death in those times?
Was there any heavy drinking in those times?
Story of the Jack O Lantern
Nicholson, John
Register for Gaelic Classes in Grand River
This fonds consists of the records of attendance and payment for members of a Gaelic class held through Xavier College's Department of Adult Education.
Mrs Archie Kennedy: Early Days of Teaching in Broad Cove, N.S
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 Margaret
Louisbourg High School Homecoming '92
Item is the official program for the Louisbourg High School Homecoming in 1992, written by the Louisbourg Heritage Society.
"John Bernard Croak Memorial School"
Part of John Bernard Croak fonds
Item is a newspaper clipping that details the opening of John Bernard Croak, V.C. Memorial School.
Fonds consists of an assessment ledger giving names of taxpayers and teachers, 1878-1888, and related correspondence concerning above ledger (1962).
James Pringle, St. George’s Channel
Papers include correspondence, business receipts, legal documents, and deeds:
1.
a. Two letters from C.F. Harrington, MLA, Arichat, regarding politics in the area, a legal action taken by Pringle, and a public meeting regarding building a road to Black River, 1841, 1850.
b. Correspondence regarding debt owed by Hugh McDonald, Big Cove, 1846.
c. Payment of accounts, sale of cattle, 1860.
d. Correspondence regarding James Pringle's lawsuit against Chandler, 1867.
e. Correspondence from Donald McKenzie, teacher in Victoria County, whose salary was 38 pounds per year, 1865.
f. Correspondence from John V. Flynn, MLA, Halifax re purchase of spring Fife wheat at 7/6 bushel, 1870.
g. Correspondence from Hart & Ingraham, Port Hawkesbury regarding purchase of leather, 1870.
h. Correspondence from Tina J. Pringle to her brother George relaying experiences of Cape Bretoners in Boston, 1892.
i. Bill of goods, sale between James Cochran and Ellen Murray, 1855.
j. Correspondence regarding interest on account, 1871.
k. General bill of affairs, from William MacKay to James Pringle, making mention of Captain Wolfe, 1852.
l. Correspondence, 1842.
2.
a. Business receipts of James Pringle, 1833-1874. Some material does not contain discernable dates.
b. Accounts of James Pringle with John McLean, 1845-1861.
c. Accounts of James Pringle, 1865-1866.
d. Account of McDonald Murray with James Pringle, 1843-1857.
e. Account of sales of cattle, sheep and butter to Mr. James Pringle, 1859.
f. Account of James Pringle with M.J.T. MacNeil, River Bourgeois, 1877-1880.
3.
a. Warrant sworn out for arrest of Duncan Murray for theft of violin from James Pringle, 1863.
b. Notice of public meeting of the ratepayers, Section 23, Richmond County for the purpose of electing trustees, 1864.
4.
a. Agreement between the Province of Nova Scotia and James Pringle for road repair between his farm and that of William Urquharts, 1854. Includes envelope.
b. Statement regarding the settlement of debt of Dougald Cameron “Dougaldson” to James Pringle, 1863.
c. Indenture between James Pringle and Robert Hill of Black River, Esquire Executor of the last will and testament of John Ross of Scot’s River, St. George’s Channel, 1864.
d. Draft of Indenture between James and Sarah Pringle to their son, James Jr., for land at St. George’s Channel, 1865.
Pringle, James
Item is a photograph of pupils at the Inverness School, Cape Breton. The pupils in the photograph are unidentified.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photographic portrait of female graduates from Holy Redeemer School wearing their graduation gowns and holding their diplomas.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photographic portrait of female graduates from Holy Redeemer School dressed in their graduation dresses.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photograph of children from Holy Redeemer School.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photograph of three unidentified female chaperones at the 1946 Holy Angels Convent Prom.
Item is a photograph of teachers and students outside of Holy Angels Convent.
Item is a photograph of Holy Angels Convent on George Street, Sydney.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photograph of a group of female students at Holy Angels Convent.
Item is a photograph of Mr. John L. Hill and the students of his Charlotte Street school. This early photograph was taken at the corner of Charlotte and Yorke Streets in Sydney, showing students attending school taught by Mr. John L. Hill. Some of the pupils identified in the photo are: Mr. Hill's daughter Anne (later Mrs. George Boggs); Mary Ann Muggah, daughter of Captain Charles Muggah (later Mrs. Colin MacKinnon); John Muggah; James Burchell; his sister, Emma Burchell (later Mrs. Bartlett of Brigus, Newfoundland); Dora Uniacke (later Mrs. Kay); two daughters of Thomas Townsend; William (Mac) MacLeod; and F. Harrington. In the background is the Cossitt House; one of the oldest surviving buildings in Sydney. Today it is a museum operated by the Old Sydney Society on behalf of the Nova Scotia Museum.
Items are photographs of Mr. John L. Hill and the students of his Charlotte Street school. Also identified are his daughter Anne (later Mrs. George Boggs); Mary Ann Muggah, daughter of Captain Charles Muggah (later Mrs. Colin MacKinnon); John Muggah; James Burchell; his sister, Emma Burchell (later Mrs. Bartlett of Brigus, Newfoundland); Dora Uniacke (later Mrs. Kay); two daughters of Thomas Townsend; William (Mac) MacLeod; and F. Harrington. The photograph was taken at the corner of Charlotte and Yorke Streets.
Highland Village - Gaelic Singing & Conversation
John Rory MacNeil sings a selection of Gaelic songs and speaks about local history.
Oran na h-aoise
Marbhrann de Mhrs Noble
Biographical info - school years
Continued biographical info - weddings, etc.,
Watson, Jim
High and Common Schools in North Sydney
Item is a postcard of the high and common schools in North Sydney.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photograph of nurses parading in formation in New Waterford.
Part of Abbass Studios Ltd. fonds
Item is a photograph of a group of women gathered in a room in formal wear.