Hallowed Timbers: The Wooden Churches of Cape Breton

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Hallowed Timbers: The Wooden Churches of Cape BretonBy Susan Hyde, Michael Bird The authors' outstanding photographs and informed commentary reveal the architectural and historical significance of these 57 beautiful structures and provide an affectionate record of Cape Breton's hallowed timbers. Genealogists delight in seeing and learning more about the churches where their ancestors were baptized, married and worshipped. From the grandest, most ornate church to the tiniest, most humble chapel, Cape

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