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     1. The Maid of the Valley. a 98-ton vessel, was launched. 
     
    

    
     2. The building was constructed at Chinaberry Point in 1853 and move 
     
     to its present location in the village in 1871. 
     
    

    
     3. | The wharf was on the north side of the Mount Stewart Bridge 
     
     Henry Felix Feehan (1854-1933) was a merchant, dealer and politician, 
     
     4. It is a mortar gun from France that was used in World War I. 
     
    

    
     5. Savage Harbour. Many skeletons have been found as a result of th 
     
     erosion of the bank on the south side of the harbour. 
     
    

    
     6. St. Cuthbert’s, at St. Teresa, in 1911. 
     
    

    
     7. St. Andrew’s on November 30, 1831. The college was founded bj 
     
     Bishop Angus MacEachern. In 1854 the college was replaced by Si 
     
     Dunstan’s College in Charlottetown which later became a full- -fledget 
     
     university. 
     
    

    
     8. St. Andrew’s is the oldest Roman Catholic Parish on P.E.I. Whei 
     
     the second building to be used for mass was constructed in 1803, it becamt 
     
     too small by 1862. In 1864 it was moved on the ice, down the Hillsboroug! 
     
     River to Charlottetown. It became a school in conjunction with St. Joseph} 
     
     Convent. In 1987 a fire gutted the structure but the frame withstood tht 
     
     test of time to be returned, via highway, back to St. Andrew’s and restoret 
     
     as part of the Bishop MacEachern National Historic Site. 
     
    

    
     9. At Maple Hill, near Mount Stewart. 
     
    

    
     10. St. Peter’s Harbour. Reverend Peter Gordon was the minister. 
     
     11. Previous to 1759 the French used the Morell-St. Peter’s Harbout 
     
     area as the capital and major centre of trade. 
     
    

    
     12. In Morell in 1895, from the home of Thomas McGrath. 
     
    

    
     13. Laura Compton donated the property in 1839. 
     
    

    
     14. Angus Maclsaac was a native of Inverness Co., Cape Breton ani 
     
     was married to Mary Sutherland. He died at the age of 103 and is burigg 
     
     in the old St. Margaret’s Cemetery. 
     
    

    
     15. The wreck of the Turret Bell at Cable Head. A postcard was madé 
     
     by Souris photographer Morley Acorn, using a photo of the salvage 
     
     operation prior to its return to active service in 1909. 
     
    

    
     16. St. Peter’s Bay. The tumult was initiated with a speech made bya 
     
     supporter of the land proprietors, urging the voters not to vote for Cooper, as 
     
     he was only a poor farmer and miller. Cooper won the vote with 317 ballots 
     
     Angus MacDonald had 243, Dr. John Jardine 41 and Thomas Irwin 9. 
     
     _ 17. 176 feet high. 
     
     18. Sylvester Lewis was a native of Greenwich and was killed in the 
     
    
   
   
    
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