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General Collection of Old Photo's
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View from Cabot Highway, now known as the TCH

On Route 10, part of the "original" Cabot Highway which was officially opened in 1947 to commemorate Cabot's 450th anniversary of his landfall. This photo is looking towards Clarenville.
Taken between 1952 - 1954

Photograph by: Joe Louie
Source: First Communications Construction Squadron Website

Picture from Shoal Hr looking towards Clarenville before the causeway was built. Taken between 1952 - 1954

Photograph by: Jerome Young
Source: First Communications Construction Squadron Website
Location Source: Bond Noseworthy

Partly submerged boat on Government Warf off the Marine Drive. Photo taken in 1981.

Old Shoal Harbour bridge. Photo taken in 1981.

1956 Clarenville's Regional Library was a memorial to LAC Lester Blackmore who lost his life during Word War Two. In 1956 Librarian was Miss Rose Cooper.

The RCMP Building in Clarenville (1956) provided offices and living quarters in charge in 1956 was Corporal W. G. Gillett.

Photograph & Information: Courtesy Geneva Cholock

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