French Habitation at Port Royal Explains Early Nova Scotia
The Port Royal Habitation in Nova Scotia preserves seventeenth century life with rebuilt plans from French archives. It features Champlain, the Kitchen, Bake Shop, Storehouse, Governor's House, Chapel, Lescarbot’s home, and Neptune’s Theater as North America’s earliest play. Uncle Ray offers a free illustrated leaflet, Provinces of Canada, via stamped self‑addressed envelope.
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Port* Royal
N. S
Tis Place
Port Royal
Nova Scotia
Jamestown
Virginia
Samuel de Champlain
New France
Lescarbot
North America
Neptune
Provinces OF
Canada
Uncle Ray
Family Wins Oak Preservation in Livonia Storm Drain Plan
A Livonia Michigan family protested the removal of a 290 year old oak for a storm drain. The Wayne County Drain Commission agreed to place the drain 15 feet below the tree to allow the oak to survive. The report blends local action with a brief note on early mosaic origins.
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Livonia
Mich
Wayne County Drain Commission
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