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    A Handmade Church in the Arms of Green Bay: Jackson’s Cove United (Methodist) Church, Green Bay, Newfoundland

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    Construction of the church began and the main frame was erected in 1908 (planning and pre-construction work was probably undertaken for a couple of years previous). Other construction projects of the time in Jackson’s Cove included the schooner The Kathleen, which was completed in 1907

    Fowler House: A Historic Home in Brigus

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    The three-storey yellow mansard-roof dwelling that is now known by the name of “Fowler House” in Brigus, NL was designated as a Registered Heritage Structure by Heritage NL in 1988 for its historic value. It is thought to have been given its title after the Fowler family who occupied the property for nearly a century from the early 1900s up to the 1990s

    Horan, Sharon. Interview. Sharon talks about her career as an occupational therapist in Newfoundland and Labrador 1987-2022

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    Interview with Sharon Horan about her career as an occupational therapist in St. John's from graduation in 1987 to present day;how she chose occupational therapy as a career;attended school of Occupational Therapy at Dalhousie with other Newfoundland students on bursary; first job as an OT at St. Clare's; events leading up to establishing one of the first private practices in Newfoundland in 1994; evolution of Sharon's private practice over 28 years; core values and principles; experience as chair of Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Therapy Board

    Simmons, Jane. Interview. Jane describes her occupational therapy career in St. John's Newfoundland in public and private practice from 1989 to present day and memories of OT Atlantic conferences.

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    Jane explains why she chose occupational therapy as a career; work at Grace Hospital; work at General Hospital in vocational rehabilitation; deciding to open a private practice; market research; finding a business partner; early success; changes in legislation and adapting to new realities; evolution of practice as market consitions changed; love for the work; variety of referral sources; innovation; expansion to include mental health services; pre-employment testing; memories of OT Atlantic conferences; networking with classmates, former preceptors; sharing knowledge; gaining experience in presenting for wider audiences; chairing OT Atlantic conference in St. John's in 1996

    Manojlovich, Mary. Questionnaire. Mary describes her education and work history as an occupational therapist in St. John's, Newfoundland;early memories of working there;growth and expansion of the profession; changes in professional practice sructure and environment; experience as president of Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists

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    Mary describes her education and work history; experiences as department head of occupational therapy at the General Hospital; early memories of working in Newfoundland and colleagues at the time; vibrant and dynamic practice culture;working in professional practice roles in the Health Care Corporation of St. John's and the Eastern Health Regional Authority

    Fowler House Floorplan. Floorplan by Neil Shea.

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    A copy of the Heritage NL floorplan of the second floor of the Fowler House with notes made by Neil Shea. This depicts his memory of what the Fowler House looked like in the 1960s

    Images of Fowler House. Photo of stone wall.

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    A photo of the stone wall underneath the second floor of the Fowler House, taken from the trap door inside

    Images of Fowler House. Photo of the unfinished third floor.

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    A photo of the unfinished third floor of the Fowler House. Exposed beams help identify the structure of the roof

    Edited video of Marie Daniels making stuffed grape leaves with Heritage NL's Andrea O'Brien.

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    "Marie Daniels of Corner Brook walks Andrea O'Brien of Heritage NL through the process of cooking stuffed grape leaves. These are a traditional Lebanese food dish that Marie makes a side dish to a meal or as an appetizer for large gatherings particularly during the holidays. Stuffed Grape Leaves Recipe from Marie Daniels Ingredients: -jar of grape leaves -1 lb ground meat (lamb or beef) -pepper to taste -1 tsp salt -lemon -¼ cup rice Utensils: Two bowls, cutting board, knife, scale, measuring cup and spoons, and casserole dish. Note: -after adding boiling water to your grape leaves cool in ice bath Terra Barrett and Lara Maynard of Heritage NL are recording the video and taking pictures.

    Photo of Marie Daniels in her home. Marie is rolling a stuffed grape leaf.

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    Marie Daniels stuffing a grape leaf. If a leaf is too small she might add a second for coverage. She is demonstrating how to make stuffed grape leaves for Andrea O'Brien, Lara Maynard, and Terra Barrett of Heritage NL

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