Transportation
1st Prize Winner, 2012 QAHN Heritage Essay Contest: "The Eastern Townships Railroads"
From Station Stop to Pot au Feu: the Wakefield Railway Station Adapts (*Excerpt from Quebec Heritage News)
Windsor Station: 60 Years of Corporate Credulity and Greed (*Excerpt from Quebec Heritage News)
In response to a plan to connect Montreal’s airport to the downtown by diverting the existing CPR tracks around the Bell Centre and old Windsor Station to a new elevated terminus with multi-story commercial and office space, Michael Fish has publicly expressed his opinion that it would be cheaper to demolish the Bell Centre and reopen the old Windsor Station as a commuter
The "Alouette" Still Cruises on Lac des Sables
L'autoneige : le véhicule le plus étrange
Premières routes postales
Steamers of Lake Memphremagog, Part 1
Several commercial steamers have operated on Lake Memphremagog over the course of its history. This 44-km (27-mile) international lake, whose southern quarter lies within the state of Vermont, is the longest stretch of navigable water in the Eastern Townships. Newport lies at the south end of the lake, Magog, at the north.
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