Recherche dans la collection - Corrigan, Fred - Interview
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Notice descriptive – Brève Corrigan, Fred - Interview
Niveau hiérarchique :Pièce (Niveau acquisition)Date :1987-11Numéro d'article (ISN) :195425Genre de documents :Documents sonoresTrouvé dans :Archives / Films, vidéos et enregistrements sonores -
Notice descriptive – Détails Fonds/collection :FINNIGAN, JoanNo d'acquisition :1992-0109Support :Enregistrement sonorePartie :1 of 1Date de production :1987-11Compagnie de production :Joan Finnigan (Interviewer)Description :Interview of Fred Corrigan age 87 of Fort Coulonge, Quebec, longtime worker in the lumber trade in the Ottawa Valley. Corrigan begins by describing his family's stopping place serving the lumber trade at Lake St. Patrick and the Black River. He talks about the natural cures and skills his mother learned from the Native people in the area. After the family moved to Fort Coulonge, Corrigan recalls he didn't like school and quit to join his father and work in the lumber camps at age 14. He recounts some of his lumbering days including shooting rapids in a pointer boat, breaking his leg in a lumber camp on Christmas Eve, 1939, and describing the social life in the lumber camps. To conclude, Corrigan discusses his ancestors, early settlers in the Ottawa Valley.Langue :EnglishRemarques :Détails de l'inventaire : -
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