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2023.643.3133Cranberry Road: GCI 1919-1950 - Wini Smart
  • Document, Manuscript
  • Places
A brief history of Great Cranberry between 1919 and 1950. Covering the businesses and activities of islanders. Including many of Betty Hartleys recollections.
Cranberry Road: GCI 1919-1950 - Wini Smart
Catalogue #:
  • 2023.643.3133   
Type:
  • Document, Manuscript
Subject:
  • Places
Creator:
  • Wini Smart
Place:
  • Cranberry Isles
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
A brief history of Great Cranberry between 1919 and 1950. Covering the businesses and activities of islanders. Including many of Betty Hartleys recollections.
1000.0.979DVD of Photos by Pablo Ocampo
  • Image, Photograph
  • People
  • Places
Photos on a DVD from Pablo Ocampo from 2008. One of the pictures is of Polly Bunker's shed, this shed used to belong to Sadie Bulger and was located between the Cox house and Eva Gallean's house. Sadie Bulger used to sell small things like pastries, soda, and snacks here. The narrow part of the building used to face towards the road. In order to get her to come out to buy something you had to knock on her door, this always made Mickey feel like he had to buy more than a nickel's worth! Phil thinks the shop closed sometime around 1950, and Mickey believes it closed sometimes around WWII. All the photos are artistic and would make a good slideshow.
DVD of Photos by Pablo Ocampo
Catalogue #:
  • 1000.0.979   
Type:
  • Image, Photograph
Subject:
  • People
  • Places
Creator:
  • Pablo Ocampo
Date:
  • 2008
Place:
  • Cranberry Isles
Materials:
  • Digital
Size:
  • 19x13.5cm
Description:
Photos on a DVD from Pablo Ocampo from 2008. One of the pictures is of Polly Bunker's shed, this shed used to belong to Sadie Bulger and was located between the Cox house and Eva Gallean's house. Sadie Bulger used to sell small things like pastries, soda, and snacks here. The narrow part of the building used to face towards the road. In order to get her to come out to buy something you had to knock on her door, this always made Mickey feel like he had to buy more than a nickel's worth! Phil thinks the shop closed sometime around 1950, and Mickey believes it closed sometimes around WWII. All the photos are artistic and would make a good slideshow. [show more]