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(3 photo): (1) Cottage was part of The Rose Cottage. It is now owned by Harry Stanley and used to store fishing equipment. Run down building fishing buoy’s out front under veranda roof, boarded up window on left of building, container with a wooden board over it and rocks laying against building to the left. (2) Many guest enjoyed visiting Stanley’s beach, some even went swimming. Stanley’s beach at low tide, ferry docked at wharf in the background, people on the beach. (3) This field was once the location of the vegetable garden for the Rose Cottage. Open field with trees in background.

(2 photo): (1) The Rose Cottage, which is now torn down, was located here (across from the North Head Baptist Church) partially grassed over driveway center of photo, bushes and trees, highway road with yellow line, blue sky. (2) This Cottage, owned by Foster Greenlaw was once used as a guest room for the Rose Cottage. White small building with green trim. Electrical entrance on right side, veranda with chairs piled up. And tree leaves to top left of photo.

(3 photo): (1) The Rose Cottage Est. 1928, First owned by Calvin and May (Alice) Scovil. Large building, veranda front and side. 4 dormers on roof, 3 chimneys, chairs on veranda. (2) Rose Cottage front view, with car out front and large tree to front right side of building. Another house to the right of Cottage. (3) 5 small individual cottages, flower bed out front, trees behind.

(2 photos): (1) The sitting room. Couch with blanket laying on back, which has pink and green block. And designs. Green pillow at each end of couch. Coffee table in front with a phone, a green bowl and papers. Window behind couch. (2) Ice box. Wooden brown with brass hinges and handles. 3 doors. Container on top with 3 flower pots and books laying on top.

(2 photos): (1) Sign out front of Inn “Harbour View Gardens, Naturally Good, Organically Grown Produce, 10 am to 6 pm Monday -Friday, Sat -Sun 1 – 6 pm”, sign hanging on a metal sign post painted orange, Sign is wooden with green trim and black lettering. (2) Embroidery done by Hazel (Lorimer) Faley, Daughter of original owner. Embroidery of outline of Grand Manan, sailing ship on left, lighthouse at each end, car, building, a weir, a lobster and a compass at top right.

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