Pages 3+4 of a poem. Cecil T. Grant.

“A Night in a city of Wild Sea Birds”,1955;

“Drama at your Doorstep”, 1955;

“World’s Largest, Rarest Owl”, 1955;

“The blue Goose and the Cree’,1955;

“Petrels and Puffins at Witless Bay’, 1955;

“The Whoops fight against Oblivion”, 1955;

“The Raven is a ‘Riot’ “, 1956; “Petrel is a strange bird”, 1968;

“The Home of the Birds ‘Mysterious Petrels’”, n.d.;

“Wildfowl plentiful in the Maritimes”, 1964;

“Royal Lensman”, Prince Phillip, 1966;

“Oil and wildlife” Whooping crane 1971;

“Birds find real winter pal in this capital Valley Man”, 1972;

“ The last flight” photo Blue Heron, n.d.;

“Grand Manan Tops with 65 Varieties of Birds spotted”, 1987;

“A paradise for birders in New Brunswick”, 1991;

“Albatross above traffic circle”, 1993;

“Birds still Abundant at Fundy...”,1993;

“Group shows concern for ducks”,1993;

“Timberdoodles are challenging birds to hunt”, 1993;

‘Whirl of Partridge Wings Chills Blood of Hunters”,1962;

“Gannets: they’re a wildlife success story”, (May 20, 1987)

“A Paper Read at Grand Manan by W.A. Squires”, (October 17, 1951);

“The Feasibility of Introducing Ptarmigans On Grand Manan”, Wayne E. Guptill(1966);

“The Clapper Rail in New Brunswick and Maine”, W. Austin Squires, Maine Audubon Society Bulletin(1955);

Bird Drawings by “J.T.C.M.” (1878)possibly John Thomas Chiseldon Moses;

“There Once Was A Puffin” poem by Florence Page Jaques (n.d.);

Bird Report by Addison Naves from Gannet Rock(19630 and “A Bird-Watcher’s Report from Gannet Rock Light” from October 15, 1963, December 31, 1963, May 15, 1964, October 1, 1964 and July 1, 1965;

Five plates of National Audubon Society Birds, color, 14cm x9cm –Spotted Sandpiper, Chipping Sparrow, Pipit, Robin and Swamp Sparrow

Photo originally by G. Taylor – then coloured.

With 3 officers (Woolsley, Ewing & Hammersley) of the 22nd Cheshire Regiment stationed in Fredericton in 1868.