Newfoundland & Labrador

Harbour Grace, in celebration of the John Guy 300th anniversary. Printed by the local Harbour Grace newspaper, The Harbor Grace Standard. Very rare because so few copies locally printed and such a fragile cover. Beautiful copy, even the original line holding it together.

German submarine up Hamilton River. Walter Sellars, Hard Aground

Much on pioneering families. Also have books on many other outports.

Lot on family names - where they were from and where they went and what they did. History of Holyrood by Mary Veitch and Marie Hunt, Come Ashore at Holyrood.

History of Sandy Point. Photos.

Roots, by Olive Anstey

Lot of recollections of working at the Twillingate hospital. Many photos over the 50 year history. See other NL Classifieds ad for souvenir dishes of the 1924 opening.

EPA, water bombers, bush pilot, Labrador Airways, much more.

Jim Defede, The Day the World Came to Town. Hardcover, first edition, first printing.

A ton of information on the history of Port de Grave. Lots on founding families. Nice shape.

Much on the original settlers, many photographs.

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

Scarce book. Life on Ragged Island, out near Ireland's Eye.

Community history. Photos.

A lot of info on this historic community

John Froude, a young man went down to the wharf in Twillingate in 1887 and got on a foreign-going ship and sailed around the world. Kept a diary of his ventures. This is it.

Amy Louise Peyton, Nightingale of the North. Did us all proud.

Lots of photos of people and places, of the way it used to be.

Life in Bishop's Falls beginning with "the Mays, the Kellys, and the Warrens." Photos are of exceptionally high quality.

A book about The Nfld. Constabulary published 1971 by Arthur Fox. Lots of historic details and photos.