Up the Gatineau!
Volume 50, 2024
Fromt cover: Tenàgàdino by Claude Latour.
This is a mixed media work abstracted from an India ink drawing from the artist’s “My Yellow House” series project. In the artist’s words:
My grandfather Lloyd Budge worked for CIP as a shantyman along the local rivers for over 30 years, having started at 8 years of age. This work reminds me of the wilds of the river before the Baskatong, Mercier, Paugan, Chelsea and Rapides-Farmer dams were built, forever altering the balance of the original ecosystem within the Algonquin Anishinabe territory.
In the forefront is an eagle feather, on the rock in the centre an eagle, to the left on the cliff an old spirit watching over the classic landscape of the raging river, ancient rocks, logs and trees before the flooding, surrounded by ancient hills older than the Himalayas.
Table of Contents
| Article | Page | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Early Settlement of the Upper Gatineau Valley: The 1840s Les débuts de la colonisation de la Haute-Gatineau : les années 1840 Martin Lamontagne |
1 |
| 2. | The Derby Settlement of Wright Township Susan Derby |
9 |
| 3. | Low-Lying Roots Don Kealey |
19 |
| 4. | Mired in Mud to 100 Kilometres an Hour: The Gatineau Highway through Time Helen E. Parson |
27 |
| 5. | The Cascades Tollgate Betty Pavey |
38 |
| 6. | A Shanty Cook: Sifton McClelland Hubert McClelland |
44 |
| 7. | A Shanty Cook: Yvette Saumure Bénard Une cuisinière de chantier: Yvette Saumure Bénard Louise Schwartz |
49 |
| 8. | Larrimac Golf Club: 100 Years Later David Stockwell |
51 |
| 9. | Celebrations of the Gatineau River with introduction by Paull Leamen Tenàgàdino Zìbì Gatineau River Albert Dumont A Toast Brian Doyle |
58 |
| 10. | Abigail (Wyman) Wright: A Pioneer Woman Rick Henderson |
64 |
| 11. | Women of Cantley’s Farming Era, 1830s to 1960s Margaret Phillips |
69 |
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