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Collingwood, Margie. Interview. Margie talks about her education and diverse career in Occupational Therapy in Newfoundland 1987-present day.
No full textMargie talks about why she chose occupational therapy, her experiences as a student in thenew School of Occupational Therapy at Dalhousie; returning to Newfoundland to practice; a number of groundbreaking firsts in her career; working in rural and urban practice settings in diverse roles as both a clinician and manager; value of participation in professional associations and networks at the provincial and national level
Burke, Lisa. Interview about the Fowler House in Brigus.
No full textMegan Webb interviews Lisa Burke about her knowledge of the Fowler House in Brigus and how she came to be involved in the social media page of the current owners sharing updates on the heritage restoration project.0:00 Start of recording; 2:40 Beginning of interview; 3:10 Introduction; 3:55 What she knows about Fowler House; 4:40 Hatch with stairs indicates that the original 1st floor layout would be different; 6:10 Covered window/door on back of house on 2nd floor; 8:25 Mill marks in the wood; 9:10 Mill marks on ceiling of 3rd floor; 9:30 There would have been a mill in Brigus too?; 10:35 Created social media for Fowler House restoration project; 13:24 Will of William A. Green; 15:40 At one point it was a Mercantile; 16:28 Hat Shop Ghost Story; 16:35 The Drop was a bar in Brigus; 18:06 Tiny crack was in the glass until someone through a rock through the window; 20:07 Linen closet on second floor - indication of stairs? Slope up; 21:28 Floor hatch on second floor - stone stairs?; 23:49 Right above 1st-2nd floor steps ending at floor hatch is where the plywood covered opening on 2nd floor wall is; 29:45 Other poured concrete foundations up the hill (left of the deck); 33:47 Original stone stairs in the house built into the hill?; 35:10 Saw something strange in the linen closet on the 2nd floor; 35:30 Heavy feeling (presence?) on the third floor; 37:55 Weddings and funerals held at Fowler House; 43:00 Main bedroom connected to Twine Loft with boarded off door; 45:56 End of recording
Omphalina : newsletter of Foray Newfoundland and Labrador, vol. 13, no. 01 (April 2022)
No full textMessage from the Editor -- President’s Message -- One birch, three boletes by Andrus Voitk -- Cuphophyllus bondii, another new species of Cuphophyllus for Newfoundland by Renée Lebeuf and Irja Saar -- Cantharellus betularum, the “purple chanterelle” of NL by Greg Thorn, Alicia Banwell, Jee In Kim, Renée Lebeuf, and Andrus Voitk -- The Arrhenia acerosa complex in Newfoundland and Labrador by Andrus Voitk, Irja Saar, Robert Lücking, Pierre-Arthur Moreau, Gilles Corriol, Irmgard Krisai-Greilhuber, Greg Thorn, Chris Hay, Bibiana Moncada, and Gro Gulden -- Our angel wings are not alone, but which ones are poisonous? by Greg Thorn and Andrus Voitk -- Link it to Lichens by Felicity Roberts -- The Corticolous Lichens in my Backyard by Jim Cornish -- The Bishop’s Sketchbook by Glynn Bishop -- The Empty Skillet with Keerthika AshokkumarFrequency: irregular.Omphalina : newsletter of Foray Newfoundland and Labrador, "an amateur, volunteer-run, community, not-for-profit organization with a mission to organize enjoyable and informative amateur mushroom forays in Newfoundland and Labrador and disseminate the knowledge gained" (vol. 1, no. 2, p. 2)
Images of Fowler House. Photo inside Twine Loft.
No full textA photo from inside the addition to the Fowler House on the second floor: the Twine Loft. The walls were removed, exposing insulation, framing, and the iconic door that holds a roller on the outside to bring up nets for mending. It appears it is an interior door placed as an exterior door
Images of Fowler House. Photo of ceiling.
No full textA photo of the ceiling on the unfinished third floor of the Fowler House. Mill marks are visible as scratches made in the wood
Images of Fowler House. Photo of exterior window frame.
No full textA photo of another first floor window in the Fowler House with the exterior frame removed from around it, showing the rotting wood
Images of Fowler House. Photo of Rex Passion working on store window.
No full textA photo of Rex Passion and the owner Stephen Burfitt preparing to remove the original portion of the store window from the first floor of the addition to the Fowler House. Rex created a custom wooden box to place the window in to secure it which is visible on the floor
Images of Fowler House. Photo of Rex Passion working on store window.
No full textA photo of Rex Passion beginning the process of removing the original portion of the store window on the first floor of the addition to the Fowler House
Images of Fowler House. Photo of stone wall through window.
No full textA photo of the stone wall through the second floor bedroom window of the Fowler House that shows where the wall is on the outside of the house
Images of Fowler House. Photo of stone wall under trap door.
No full textA photo of the stone wall visible underneath the trap door in the second floor bedroom of the Fowler House