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An early printing of Scammell, 1945. Songs of life on Change Islands.

49 Main Rd, Change Islands, NL Sign # 327655 FOR FULL DETAILS please visit site and enter Sign # above ===================================================== Come check out this 2 story new build with an amazing ocean view. Built by a seasoned contractor, this home is sure to check all the boxes. On the main level you have a covered porch that opens to a foyer. You have the laundry room, walk-in closet and the main bathroom off of the foyer. Leaving the foyer you have the open family room, and a beautiful kitchen dining area with a built in microwave. On the second floor you have the den, perfect for a reading area, second bathroom with a shower, and 2 nice sized bedrooms with a gorgeous view of the ocean, and the town of Fogo. Stained wooden clapboard with 1" cladmate insulation for an exterior. The roof has a metal roof system. Poured concrete foundation with a crawl space and all waterproof vinyl flooring throughout the home. Beautiful coffered ceilings in the family room and sooo much more! Come have a look! Give us a call at 709-701-0064 Today!

The people - what they did and what they said - the Oakes, Hoffes, Ledrews, Bronsons, Diamonds, Leytes, and more.e

What was planned for Notre Dame Bay- Fogo Island, Change Islands, and elsewhere in Newfoundland.

primitive wooden washboard . made from old wooden boxes . came from Change Islands years ago. rare item , would make a great display piece . different piece

Generous piece of land, located on beautiful, scenic Change Islands. Your view is of the ocean, made famous by the Newfoundland song “Squid Jigging Ground” for more info, please call the above numbers

Also Catalina, Port Union, Tickle Cove, Greenspond, Musgravetown, Wesleyville, Newtown, Trinity, Carmanville, Horwood, Change Islands. Much on WW1, published by Charles Lench in 1819 just after the war. WW1

John Lovibond & Sons. Brought over from England back in the day. Saw one like it out on Change Islands. Great shape. 1 gal. Made by Price of Bristol, England. Great shape.

How fishermen and women, not missionaries, spread Methodism in Newfoundland as they moved about - out to the islands and headlands in summer, down on the Labrador, and along the western shore, and up the bays to their tilts in winter. Much on Grand Bank, Burin, Port aux Basques, Little Bay Islands, Twillingate, Change Islands, Fogo, Salvage, Bonavista, Carbonear, and smaller towns such as Sound Island, Haystack, Flat Islands, Bird Island Cove, and Grates Cove. The focus on the people, not on church buildings and clergy. Calvin Hollett, Shouting, Embracing, and Dancing with Ecstasy.