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    Images of Fowler House. Photo of third floor entrance.

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    Another photo of the third floor entrance taken from the inside of the unfinished third floor of the Fowler House. It is boarded up on the outside so it is not used

    Images of Fowler House. Photo of window.

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    A photo of a window on the second floor on the back of the Fowler House, through it the stone wall on the back of the property is visible

    Images of Fowler House. Photo of window.

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    A photo of a window on the third floor of the Fowler House. The panes are six over six

    Images of Fowler House. Photo of window.

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    A photo of a window on the second floor of the Fowler House

    Interview With Stan Dragland

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    Stan Dragland (1942-2022) was a prolific Canadian author with close ties to the Newfoundland arts community. After retiring, Dragland moved to St. John's where he continued his writing career. Dragland co-founded poetry publishing company, Brick Books, was the founding editor of the literary magazine Brick, and the poetry editor for publisher McClelland & Stewart. He was awarded the Gabrielle Roy Prize for Canadian Literary Criticism (1994); bpNichol Chapbook Award (2002); the Newfoundland and Labrador Rogers Cable Non-Fiction Award (2005) for his memoir Apocrypha: Further Journeys; Newfoundland and Labrador Book Award for Nonfiction (2019); and in 2020, was appointed to the Order of Canada.Credits: Interviewer: Stephanie McKenzie; Cameraman/Video Editor: Zay Nova; Lighting/Audio: Darrell Powe

    Walters, Terri. Questionnaire. Terri describes her education as an occupational therapist and her occupational therapy career on the west coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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    Terri writes about her education and work history as an occupational therapist;early memories of working on the west coast of Newfoundland and Labrador; evolution of occupational therapy practice on the west coast and in the province generally; career highlights

    Convocation, 2022, Spring, 30 May, evening session

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    Video recordings of Memorial University of Newfoundland convocations. The matching booklets are linked to below.Frequency: semiannual, 1987?-present. Audio and video quality vary. Date from booklet, where needed

    Convocation, 2022, Spring, 21 June, morning session (Postponed)

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    Video recordings of Memorial University of Newfoundland convocations.Frequency: semiannual, 1987?-present. Audio and video quality vary. Date from booklet, where neede

    Madden, Eileen. Interview about the Fowler House in Brigus.

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    Megan Webb interviews Eileen Madden aboout her familial relation to a past resident of the Fowler House in Brigus, her mother, Ignatia Fowler. She discusses the family tree and knowledge of the house.0:00 Start of recording; 0:11 Hello; 1:08 Her connection to the Fowler house through her mother; 3:00 Grandparents moved to Brigus from Cupids; 3:19 Maternal grandparents Frances (nee Corbett) Fowler and Michael Fowler; 4:00 Mother born in 1921; 5:25 Mother Ignatia Fowler, father Lewis Madden; 5:48 Eileen has 5 siblings; 7:20 Sadie and Richard Fowler bought the house for $500 some time after Ignatia left; 8:50 Saw the house at some point when Rich and Sadie lived there ~1970; 9:53 How the house looked when she visited; 14:16 After Rich and Sadie, other Fowler’s bought the house that lived in the United States; 15:20 About Ignatia’s parents Frances and Michael; 15:55 Ignatia had 5 siblings, 6 kids in total; 17:45 Mother’s memories about chores they had to do as kids; 20:00 Aunt Pauline had gone back to Fowler house to stay with Frances; 20:50 Pictures of Frances and Michael Fowler, and the house over the years; 22:25 Her grandfather, Michael, used to work on his fishing nets in the twine loft; 24:17 Ignatia recalled her father mending nets in that section of the house; 27:18 Tom Fowler interviewed Ignatia twice and created a family tree document; 33:10 Sold several times after grandparents sold it; 39:00 Concluding and setting up in-person meeting; 41:36 End of recording

    Photo of inside cover of Lillian Basha George's cookbook "Favorite Recipes of Basha Family".

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    Interior page of cookbook which lists the editor, assistant editor, illustrator, and publisher as Zelma Basha Salmeri, Mrs. J. G. Joseph, Zelma Basha, Salmeri, and Central Publishing Co

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