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Yarmouth, NS (The Western Gateway of Nova Scotia 1918)
The Western Gateway of Nova Scotia 1918 
This booklet contains information regarding the summer resort possibilities of Yarmouth in 1918. This is a great booklet for anyone looking to begin research in Yarmouth’s past. 

Yarmouth, NS (The Western Gateway of Nova Scotia 1918)

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