Once Upon a Time in the Gaspé
The production of the book Once Upon a Time in the Gaspé was a successful intergenerational project organized by the Committee for Anglophone Social Action and funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
The production of the book Once Upon a Time in the Gaspé was a successful intergenerational project organized by the Committee for Anglophone Social Action and funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
John Mason Clarke was an American palaeontologist and a world authority on Devonian life and time. He was author of more than 10,000 printed pages, distributed among 450 books and papers.
The Heart of the Gaspe contains early twentieth-century sketches of the peoples and places of the Gaspé Coast, along with photos and illustrations.
The Gaspé, Including an Account of L'Île Percée, by John M. Clarke,examines the history, customs and geology of the region, at a time when a new road running down the south shore of the St. Lawrence River was opening the area to tourism.