The cover on Beth Brehaut’s book – showing the bridge built in 1864 |
Welcome to Cardigan 2012 |
Cardigan Maritime Heritage Museum 2012 |
The Cardigan River from bridge at museum site |
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Upriver from Cardigan Bridge towards Muckle’s yard |
Likely farm site at Roseneath |
Aitken home built in 1824 at Lower Montague |
Mrs Aitken with the Aitken Trunk |
Wood Island PEI lighthouse on the ferry trip from Pictou NS – a red flat land |
The likely site of Muckle’s yard in the Upper Cardigan |
John Mustard of Calgary at the July 2014 unveiling – a descendant of Catherine’s brother |
A photo of the ‘Sela’ built at Charlottetown in 1859 |
The Mucklejohn entry in the Cardigan Maritime Heritage Museum |
The history of JSM, the shipbuilder, in the Cardigan Museum |
Descendants of ship building pioneers in the Cardigan area in July 2014 |
Len Matheson representing the Mucklejohn descendants at the July 2014 Cardigan unveiling |
The ships frame – built to recognise the Cardigan ship building heritage |
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