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Tag Archives: Kerwin Davison
Lightning strikes Ottawa House, damages chimney
Lightning struck the Ottawa House today, damaging the east chimney and blowing small holes in the roof at the front of the building. No one was hurt. Tour guide Linda Littlejohn was in the parlour talking about the history of … Continue reading
O’Regans honoured for contributions to Ottawa House restoration
Three generations of the O’Regan clan gathered at the Ottawa House Museum yesterday for a special ceremony honouring the family for its contributions to the restoration of the 240-year-old building. Colin Curleigh, Chair of the Parrsborough Shore Historical Society, thanked … Continue reading
Kerwin Davison’s rum-running auto
Kerwin Davison’s latest antique auto, a 1929 Nash, recalls the Prohibition days of the 1920s and 30s when bullets and buckshot flew as police vainly strove to dam the flood of illegal booze. Davison worked last fall and through the … Continue reading
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Tagged antique automobile, Kerwin Davison, Nash automobile, Prohibition, rum-running
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