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Harbour View Story

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This history of the Harbour View cottage community in Nova Scotia started as the author's recollections of his many years in that special place. It grew and evolved, reaching back into prehistory to survey how the area around the Annapolis Basin came to be, and forward to provide portraits of the Harbour View Inn in its several evolutions, and of each of the cottages and cottage families that give the community its special flavour and charm.

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Pub dateJul 14, 2024
ISBN-101998149544
ISBN-139781998149544
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2025-06-08 01:23
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