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Resettlement - The Bay d'Espoir Experience

 
Western Harbour and the Garlands' stores, named "the room". Used to store salt fish, etc.
1 of 132 		Wreckage of an abandoned boat
2 of 132 		Pushthrough Trade, owned by Thomas Garland.
3 of 132 		The remains of the Pushthrough trade building
4 of 132 		Home and General Store owned by Alex J and Mary Anne Camp.
5 of 132 		Inside view of the church in Pushthrough
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Remains of the Priddle family well.
7 of 132 		Mock Pushthrough Trade in honor of the Reunion
8 of 132 		Pushthrough Reunion of 1991
9 of 132 		Pushthrough Reunion of 1991
10 of 132 		The Gut at low tide. It's said that a whale got stuck here and had to be "Pushed Through".
11 of 132 		The Gut at high tide, taken 30yrs later. Said to be linked to the origins of the name "Pushthrough".
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Jumping ice pans was a popular passtime for children in the South Coast of Newfoundland.
13 of 132 		View of the homes in Pushthrough with three boys watching.
14 of 132 		"The Bottom" of Pushthrough, then and now.
15 of 132 		Pushthrough over time
16 of 132 		Hedley Priddle, Carl Priddle's father, fishing.
17 of 132 		John Priddle and his catch
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