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Ghost Islands of Nova Scotia
Featured are stories of lost cemeteries and ghostly apparitions, pirates and buried treasure, smugglers, spies and murderers, forts, prisons and secret passageways, even picnics, carnivals and merry-go-rounds. Ghost Islands of Nova Scotia is a virtual encyclopedia of our coastal past—a look back at a rugged, adventurous, dangerous, often lonely and sometimes tragic way of life.
256 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2012
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November 11, 2017
A nice tour of some of the least populated, yet historically relevant sites in Nova Scotia. Well written, entertaining and with just enough information to make me want to investigate further. Good book.
May 11, 2012
The title is misleading and doesn't do the book justice. Rather than focus on the gimmicky ghost aspect the author tells the tales of the people living on various islands off the coast of Nova Scotia. The stories are interesting and varied, and in many cases inspiring. This is a good read for anyone interesting in local history and particularly Nova Scotia.
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