Rum Running has always be going on here around our Islands. Ever since the early settlers arrived and even before confederation, Nova Scotians and Americans have transported rum back and forth from one country to the other, trying to avoid duties and taxes. I have...
Tibert School\Church, Central Grove
by Rodney Stark | Oct 8, 2021 | Central Grove, churches, Schools
Central Groves First School and Church (I have already wrote a blog on “The Central Grove School” but that one dealt mainly with the second school, this one is about the first school and church.) Now when did the first people settle at Central Grove? Rev. Walter...
Island’s Marked and Unmarked Graves
by Rodney Stark | Oct 2, 2021 | Central Grove, churches, Freeport, graveyards, people, Tiverton
When I started going through my information that I had gathered up for the blog “Marked and Unmarked Graves of Long & Brier Island” I started thinking of how long people have been here on the Islands. I know the Mi’kmaq have been here for over 2500 years, and...
Pentecostal Church Freeport
by Rodney Stark | May 22, 2021 | churches, Freeport
This Church was at the top of Crockers hill, all most across the road from Charles Cann's house.
Salvation Army Freeport
by Rodney Stark | May 22, 2021 | churches, Freeport
The feature picture is what was left of the barracks as it was being torn down.
Central Grove, Baptist Church & Temperance Hall
by Rodney Stark | May 21, 2021 | Central Grove, churches
Freeport Baptist Church
by Rodney Stark | May 21, 2021 | churches, Freeport






