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Scans of slides from Charles 'Chip' Sheppard 1940s-1950s Great Cranberry Island Historical Society	Image, Photograph	People Structures, Transportation, Marine Landing, Dock Vessels, Ship				No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only	Scans of slides from Charles 'Chip' Sheppard 1940s-1950s Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Identifier: gcihs-2015.313.2073 Type: Image, Photograph Subject: People Structures, Transportation, Marine Landing, Dock Vessels, Ship Description: Photographs. Digital copies of 41 color slides made in April 2015. They were loaned to Phil Whitney by Charles 'Chip' Sheppard following Phil Whitney's interview of him in Pennsylvania December 2014. Some slides are undated and some noted in ballpoint pen as years: 1947, 1948, 1950 and 1952. An e-mail from Melen Boothby identified Slide 296, taken in August of 1950, as "shot from my grandparents' house near Thrumcap and shows the wreck of a Canadian lumber schooner that ran aground during a storm in the '30s. Apparently people on the island were told to help themselves to the lumber as the ship wasn't going anywhere!" (Not sure if this means 1830s or 1930s?) Slides were scanned and returned to donor. Scenery, family and friends: Carl and Winston Sheppard's boat Kiri III, a B class Boat (slide 379); Emerson Ham (slide 38); fishing weir (slide 386); fishing, picnic, old cars, docks, and a blue lobster. [show more]
Photos of Winslow Bunker (1912-1992) and family Great Cranberry Island Historical Society	Image, Photograph	People Structures, Transportation, Marine Landing, Dock Vessels, Boat				Copyright Not Evaluated	Photos of Winslow Bunker (1912-1992) and family Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Identifier: gcihs-2016.332.2095 Type: Image, Photograph Subject: People Structures, Transportation, Marine Landing, Dock Vessels, Boat Description: Photos. Collection of 19 small black and white, and family photos of Winslow Bunker (1912-1992) and family. Winslow was the son of Percy Bunker; he was grandson of Willis Bunker and Rena Stanley Bunker. Winslow married M. Rosalee (Rosie) (1919-1967). He served in WWII. People and places in several of the photos have been identified including: Winslow and Rosie Bunker, their house, Percy Bunker, Winslow's lobster boat, his dock, his dog Gus and cat Smokey. Winslow's dock was on The Pool on GCI near the present Richman house. Richmans bought Winslow's house. (See 2016.323.2096 for Winslow Bunker's boat "Wild Rose.) [show more]

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