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Norris, Lar. House, side/back view.
No full textBack and side view of Lar Norris's house. Line on back wall corresponds with the division between the main room and the narrow side roo
Reverend Patrick Cleary. Memorial cross.
No full textMemorial Cross to Reverend Patrick Cleary, in the convent's graveyard to the north of St. Patrick's Churc
Fishing Apparatus Display.
No full textDisplay of fishing apparatus on the side of Stages Lane in Witless Bay, assembled by Fabian Maloney
East Coast Trail, Rocky Forest Path.
No full textRocky path through the forest on the East Coast Trail, heading south from Witless Ba
Woven fence at St. Bernard's School playground, Witless Bay.
No full textWoven fence by the playground belonging to St. Bernard's School, Witless Bay, overlooking the ocean
Nagle House Chapel, Stained Glass.
No full textStained Glass depiction of Joseph and Jesus, illuminating a worktable in the Nagle House Convent. Brought to Witless Bay from Beauvais, France in 1890
Yard, Joey. Damper on cast iron stove in shed.
No full textSeven-inch, cast iron damper on cast iron stove in Joey Yard's she
The performance of heritage tourism sites: communicate competence in two Cornish tourist villages
No full textMuch has been written about the role of various imaginings of authenticity in the study of heritage tourism. This thesis examines tourists’ and locals’ experiences of two villages in Cornwall, England as a comparative case study of the roles that the perception and performance of authenticity play in heritage tourism. Using Richard Bauman’s work on performance theory in conjunction with Dean MacCannell’s concept of “staged authenticity” and John Urry’s concept of the “post-tourist,” this thesis will show that heritage destinations are emergent, succeeding or failing based on locals’ ability to perform these destinations to their visitors’ satisfaction.Includes bibliographical references (pages 166-174)
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