In Facing the Sea, authors Harold Chubbs and Wade Kearley have captured an important era in the maritime history of Newfoundland and Labrador. These tales of rescue and tragedy, of love lost and redeemed, describe first-hand what life was like for lightkeepers and their families in twenty-five light stations along the exposed and often inhospitable coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. Most of these stories are told here for the first time in print, and each story is rich with new details and insights from the perspective of these remarkable men and women.

Facing the Sea: Lightkeepers and Their Families

Wade Kearley

Harold Chubbs

Flanker Press

The people's road: On the trail of the Newfoundland railway

Harry Cuff Publications, Limited

The People’s Road recounts the story of the author’s experience during the summer of 1993 as he hiked the 900 km derelict Newfoundland railway. The real story of the adventure is the people Kearley meets along the way as he walks along the thing communities of the abandoned track. It is these exchanges captured against a backdrop of inspirational beauty punctuated by the despairing examples of man’s disregard for the environment that show the true value of Kearley’s quest.

The People's Road Revisted

History

Americas

Creative Publishers (India)

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