“There was more to do when we were young than there is now.” – Charles Borieu and Bud Williams, Cheticamp, NS

“All of the boys would crowd into the back seats, and you’d watch the movie, of course, cheering for your favorite villain if you were the boys, and if you were the girls, cheering for the heroine to do just exactly what you knew was going to happen down the road.” – Carol Nauss, Chester, […]

“So what happens in the buildings changes, but the buildings themselves, basically, on the front, looks the same.” – Carol Nauss, Chester, NS

“As a child you were part of the waterfront, you walked it with your friends.” – Jane Adams Ritzy, Lunenburg, NS

“Harold Burns was the peanut store. There were two Burns. The other Burns, he had the ice cream parlor.” – Natalie Corkum, Lunenburg, NS