Island of Hope and Sorrow: The Story of Grosse Ile
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From 1832 to 1937 more than four million people sailed across the Atlantic to the port of Quebec with the dream of creating better lives for themselves in the New World. During this period, a tiny island called Grosse Ile, located fifty kilometres downstream from the port, served as a quarantine station. Its mission was to prevent ship passengers from spreading diseases to the mainland. This is the story of the island, which served both as gateway and graveyard for … More >>
Victor Anthony & Chelsea Nye playing Gabriola Island Salmon Barbeque Festival BC Canada
Victor Anthony and Chelsea Nye playing the Gabriola Island BBQ Festival Bristish Columbia. When not colluding with his wife, Joëlle Anthony, on la dolce vita, Victor Anthony can be found giving free community workshops in bicycle mechanics. If he’s not doing that he’s likely packing out the Roxy with another sold-out show. Victor’s music combines highly original, image-packed vignettes with the roots and blues traditions of the American South. Musicologist, ace photographer, and founder of the ukulele hotline, Victor Anthony is identified on the Gabriola Island culture map as a local treasure. Victor Anthony was born in Nashville, Tennessee in 1952 and started using a Brownie camera as a young boy. Victor Anthony began serious study of photography in 1978 when he discovered the classic slice-of-life images coming out of the Magnum collective of photojournalists founded by Robert Capa and Henri Cartier-Bresson. Victor Anthony and his wife Joëlle Anthony immigrated to Canada in 2007, settling on Gabriola. His first one-man show was held at Artworks in 2010, and last summer he led an interactive photography workshop in Poetry Gabriola’s new yurt. My Space www.myspace.com cdbaby cdbaby.com Video by Steve Orsatti Youtube Channel www.youtube.com Real Estate www.steveorealestate.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
Island of Hope and Sorrow: The Story of Grosse Ile
Product Description
From 1832 to 1937 more than four million people sailed across the Atlantic to the port of Quebec with the dream of creating better lives for themselves in the New World. During this period, a tiny island called Grosse Ile, located fifty kilometres downstream from the port, served as a quarantine station. Its mission was to prevent ship passengers from spreading diseases to the mainland. This is the story of the island, which served both as gateway and graveyard for … More >>
Island of Hope and Sorrow: The Story of Grosse Ile
Product Description
From 1832 to 1937 more than four million people sailed across the Atlantic to the port of Quebec with the dream of creating better lives for themselves in the New World. During this period, a tiny island called Grosse Ile, located fifty kilometres downstream from the port, served as a quarantine station. Its mission was to prevent ship passengers from spreading diseases to the mainland. This is the story of the island, which served both as gateway and graveyard for … More >>
2005 Rhode Island ANG Open House – Canadian Snowbirds
Canadian Forces Snowbirds 2005 Rhode Island ANG Open House & Airshow Quonset State Airport North Kingstown, RI Saturday June 18, 2005 IN THIS VIDEO, watch as the Canadian Snowbirds perform for the first time in a while over Quonset Point, flying their flat show. For more videos and information on how to purchase DVDs, please visit www.stevesairshow.com .
