And as our family was growing up, we would often take our children down there and they would play and partake in the festivities. – Heather Belliveau

“The change came with people my age coming over to buy houses and start their families because they wanted to be central in the city, but they couldn’t afford to do it in Halifax. So they came over to Dartmouth and they’re starting their life here.” – Stacey Campbell, Dartmouth, NS

“She has been in the area for such a long time, and everybody just misses her so much. I still have people coming in be like, ‘Have you heard anything about Mrs. Fisher?’” – Stacey Campbell, Dartmouth, NS

“It was a store unlike any other stationery store. She had a very eclectic mix of products in there. You could get anything from baptism cards to ribbons for your typewriter.” – Tim Rissesco, Dartmouth, NS

“One Saturday morning we marched up here en masse, there must have been 40 of us or so in the procession. And then some people joined us at the store, there must have been a hundred people through the store.” – Tim Rissesco, Dartmouth, NS