Library Record
Metadata
Item ID# |
A2013.125.026 |
Title |
Queen's Bush tales |
Object Name |
Book |
Author |
Comber, Robert |
Published Date |
1988 |
Description |
This book features stories about people and places mainly in the Grey County area of Williams Lake, Berkley and Holland Centre with a connection to Wiarton in Bruce County where the author did a presentation of survival skills at a fly in. Table of contents includes: - Ojibway Indian village - Holland's lost gold mine - The fiddler - Bob McKay - The Williams Lake Dredge - Early Masons of Holland Township - The Gypsies - Harry Lovell's marvel - John Chebeau - The lowering of Williams lake - Tom Rowe - Berkeley - The logging chain - Shanty Bay incident - Peace time blackout - Development of Marl operation helped create Williams Lake - The Medicine Show - Spirit Wood - Murder in Holland - Highjack in Holland - Armstrong fly-in 1960 - Unk's little road louse - Whiskey train wreck - Gander the scene of many tragedies - COPA Fly-in at Wiarton - Comber Pioneer Village was movie location |
Physical Description |
73 p. : ill. ; 21.5 x 14.5 cm (beige ill. softcover) |
Places |
Holland Centre Holland Township Shanty Bay Wiarton Williams Lake Williamsford |
People |
Armstrong, Mary Chebeau, John Comber, David Comber, Freda Comber, Robert Comber, Susan Comber, Sybil (Bland) Lovell,Harry McKay, Robert (Bob) Rowe, Tom |
Search Terms & Subjects |
Agriculture Airplanes Business Cemeteries Events Family Farmers First Nations culture Fishing Ghosts Land use Logging Military Rural life Trains |
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