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Twillingate Harbour with sea plane.1940
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Twillingate North Side (near bridge)1930
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Twillingate North Side1930
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Twillingate North Side1920
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Twillingate North Side near Tickle Bridge1935
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Old Tickle Bridge. This bridge connected the north and south Twillingate Islands.1946
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Residence near Tickle Bridge was formerly the Ford Hotel.1925
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A. Manuel's Store and Bank of Nova Scotia1926
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Hodge Brothers Premises, North Side1924
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Hodge Brothers Premises1930
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Court House and Jail1925
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S.S. Prospero leaving Twillingate1926
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Twillingate was a hub of activity with many ocean going vessels making easy access to all parts of the world. At times the harbour would be filled with fishing vessels preparing for the voyage to the Labrador fishery or in the early spring to the seal hunt. There was an atmosphere of excitement with ships bringing the latest goods from Europe or the USA and many interesting people from abroad.19
S.S. Fiona at Coastal Wharf1926
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