Copper mine in New Horton area circa 1890.

Three for one special today, of a Sugar Camp in 1921 (99 years ago!) because when the sap is running you make maple syrup. You’ll have to click the link to see the other two. These photos were taken by Joanna West and show the Stevens Sugar Camp on Apr 4th 1921. The camp was located in Rosevale Albert Co.

A great photo of the Memel Covered Bridge with a dog from about 1940.

Back to work Monday, means a trip to the sugar bush! Saps going to run this week! This photo is from 1923 in Mapleton, Albert County.

First Day of March means a Sunday drive to the Hopewell Rocks in this circa 1950 photo of Lover’s Rock.

Seymore Steeves at his Store on the Albert Mines Road. Taken in the Early 1920’s From Vaughn Snider Collection.

Heading west today to Elgin with a shot of a pick-up in front of the gas station.

P.D.White and his watch repair shop in Hillsborough taken in 1947 (see calendar on wall on the inside shop photo). He was P.D. LeBlanc in Albert during the Rectory Murder time.

House being moved from Cape d'Or, Nova Scotia to Alma

Molly and her Dad, Paul Kool from about 1925. Myrtle 'Molly' Kool (February 23, 1916 – February 25, 2009) was a Canadian sea captain. She is recognized as being the first North American registered female sea captains or ship master. She died 11 years ago today and her ashes were scattered in Herring Cove.

Back to school Monday - A picture of Shenstone School while it was still in service, probably in the 1940s.

Time for a Sunday Drive, to the Salem Covered Bridges. At one time this was the only place in the world where you could see two covered bridges in a row, only one remains today.