Fishing
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G.G. Harnish with 900lbs of tuna, Burns Fishery Wharf, Hubbards, NS, 1927. Robert Norwood |
Percy Jollimore lobster fishing off Queensland on a cold winter morning., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Fisherman loading nets in a boat, Fox Point, c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
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Mackeral fishing, St. Margaret's Bay., c. 1930s. Robert Norwood |
Percy Jollimore by old shack near Queensland Beach, 1950. Robert Norwood |
Percy Jollimore of Queensland rowing an old tuna flat., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
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Washing fish nets, Mill Cove, 1950's. Robert Norwood |
Fish Sheds, Fox point., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Cecil Coolen in front of fishing shacks off Fox Point before the breakwater was built in the 1950's. He built the boat himself. The cove was called "Dung Cove" because of the kelp and rockweed that washed up there. |
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Lobster cars floating in North West Cove., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Lobster fisherman spearing bait at Queensland., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Nets drying on pole wharf at Tilleys Cove near North West Cove, c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
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| Ready for first day of lobster season - Hubbards. Bernie Jollimore, his son Eric, and daughter Cynthia loading traps on Bernie's wharf. Note: Park Dauphinee House still stands in the background., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Fisherman mending nets on roadside posts - Fox Point or Mill Cove., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Fisherman tanning nets, Fox Point. Tanning means adding preservatives., c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
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| Bernie Jollimore surveys the damage to his burned fish shed, Hubbards, late 1950's -early 1960's. Robert Norwood |
L to R: George Guilford Harnish
(locally known as G.G.), his brother Freeman, his father Jeremiah, Lionel
Boutilier, unknown, possibly Reggie Harnish (G.G.'s son), unknown, and Cyrus
Dauphinee, c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |
Cutting tuna with axe on Bernie
Jollimore’s wharf, c. 1950s.
Robert Norwood |
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A mackerel/tuna trap 1940s Robert Norwood |
Bernie Jollimore’s tuna flats in Hubbards Cove with St. Luke’s Church and the old Sunday School in the background, c. 1950s. Robert Norwood |