Arthur Venedam, Pomquet, c 1952

Arthur Venedam, Pomquet, c 1952. Courtesy of Arthur Venedam, Family Album.

First Steps. Arthur Venedam, Pomquet, c 1949

First Steps. Arthur Venedam, Pomquet, c 1949. Courtesy of Arthur Venedam, Family Album.

Leonard Boudreau (1916- 2014), Pomquet, 1920

Leonard Boudreau (1916- 2014), Pomquet, 1920. Courtesy of PomquetHéritage. Restoration: Anne Louise MacDonald. 4-year old Leonard (b. 1916), son of Mary Jane (Doiron) & Leon Boudreau. Maternal grandparents are Elizabeth (Doiron) & Fidele Doiron. Paternal grandparents are Elizabeth (Cross) & Jean Boudreau. Leonard Boudreau died on February 3, 2014. To give you an […]

Main Street School, circa 1902

Main Street School, circa 1902. Courtesy of Antigonish Heritage Museum.

Bernadette and Albert Doiron, Pomquet, circa 1920

Bernadette and Albert Doiron, Pomquet, circa 1920. Courtesy of PomquetHéritage. Restoration: Betty Cameron This photo was taken at the same time as the photo with the doll carriage. The difference in the quality of restoration is that no original was available for this photo, and Betty accomplished this from a scan of a […]

Albert and Bernadette Doiron, Pomquet, 1920s

Albert and Bernadette Doiron, Pomquet, 1920s. Courtesy of Pomquet Héritage.

Marian Seaman, circa 1901

Marian Seaman, only child of Clara (Cunningham) and Charles Seaman, circa 1901. Photographer: George Waldren. Courtesy of Antigonish Heritage Museum. Restoration: Anne Louise MacDonald

Willie Wong, Church Street, 1930s

Willie Wong, Church Street, 1930s. Courtesy of Antigonish Heritage Association. Restoration: Anne Louise MacDonald

Matilda (Syliboy) Paul’s extended family

Matilda (Syliboy) Paul’s extended family, including foster children. Back row: John R. Prosper & Patsy Paul; Middle L-R: Ben and Matilda Paul, Phyllis Prosper (nee Francis); Front: Mary Freda Paul. Courtesy of John R. Prosper, Paqtnkek First Nation, Family Album. Paula Paul told us that the new bridge going up in Heatherton is right by […]

Highland Dancers, 1940 Highland Games

1940 Highland Games. L-R: Anna Claire MacGillivray, Mary MacGillivray, Theresa (the Painter) MacDonald, Helen (MacNeil) Brown (hidden), Jean MacNeil, Betty Campbell MacLean, Joyce MacIsaac (m. Bob Pembroke), Margaret McSween. Photographer: Ronnie Jaques. Courtesy of Library and Archives of Canada Source: Library and Archives Canada/Ronny Jaques fonds/e010979751