Stories from Nova Scotia
by Calum MacLeod
Stories of those who made the brave trip to New Scotland in the search of new lives.
Stories of those who made the brave trip to New Scotland in the search of new lives.

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Stories of those who made the brave trip to New Scotland in the search of new lives.
Stories of those who made the brave trip to New Scotland in the search of new lives.
CALUM I. N. MACLEOD was born in Dornie, Ross-shire, Scotland, in 1913, and educated at Knockbain Public School, Inverness Royal Academy, and Skerry's College. He specialized in Celtic Languages, literature, History and Antiquities in the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. He emigrated to Nova Scotia in 1950, where he held the appointment of Gaelic Adviser, Adult Education Division Nova Scotia Department of Education, until 1958 when he became the first Professor and Chairman of the Department of Celtic Studies, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, N.S. Professor MacLeod's mother tongue was Scottish Gaelic.
A collection of stories pertaining to an old, and once very prosperous mining town.
A fun, trivia-filled book featuring over a thousand entries from the communities and peoples of Nova Scotia.