“Things have changed, but really for the good. Everybody who’s bought properties here has fixed them up. The village looks lovely. And I think maybe our grandfather was responsible for creating this little hall.” – Barbara Stewart

“I was brought up on a farm and I’m very happy about that because it is a wonderful life. But it’s extremely hard work and I didn’t want to do that for the rest of my life. So I chose someone who was a non-farmer.” – Millie McCollum

“My earliest memory was I just finished doing a show in Charlottetown called Hosanna. And Erskine Smith, the deceased director of the Victoria Playhouse asked me if I’d come out and audition for a role and stage manage for a summer.” – Eugene Sauve

“Miner’s Store. It was a very big old store. It had a pot-bellied stove. And oftentimes, people would sit around and talk and gossip.” – Joan Boulter Crighton

“It was fun to walk up that old stairway. And I remember in particular, when I was probably about maybe 10 years of age, there was this little dress sitting right in the corner of the stairs going up.” – Paula MacDonald