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stone bowl

Archaic Missisquoi 

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According to archaeologists, this stone bowl represents the first people who lived in this region between the Late Archaic and Early Woodland eras.

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accidental death

Life Cut Short 

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Some gravestones stand out as a reminder of the perils our earliest settlers faced. Accidental deaths were frequent.

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Le Tour 42.3 - Printemps/Spring 2025

Printemps / Spring 2025

Geneviève Hébert

Le printemps en tête En couverture, nous vous présentons l’œuvre de Tristan Corbeil-Lapointe, La fille qui s’en fout ; une ode…

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work of women

Mrs. Brunner’s Work

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The work of women in settlement history matters as the sensibilities and experiences of men give only half of the story.

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body-snatching

No Final Rest 

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It is hard to believe that body-snatching was once a thing and that these body-snatching stories happened in small villages like Dunham.

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Jane Freligh

Jane Takes a Stand 

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Jane Freligh’s story is a good reminder of how far we’ve come in terms of women’s rights.

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Nancy Hawley history

Nancy Hawley’s Secret

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Nancy Hawley was an itinerant teacher. She lived to be 101 years old. Here is her history and the secrets of her longevity.

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shipbuilding Saint-Armand Heather Darch

That Sinking Feeling

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At its launch in 1750, the warship L’Orignal was a total loss because she was made from “inferior wood” cut in the forests of Saint-Armand.

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