All Books/Publications
The WHHS Museum is proud to offer a number of genealogical and historical books for sale. Please note that our hours are seasonal, and our volunteers may need a bit of time to respond to purchase requests. We appreciate your support!
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Old St James Burial Ground Brooklyn – Meander (Old Methodist) Cemetery
$10.00 Add to cartSection I
The Old St. James Anglican Burial Ground
Brooklyn, Hants County, Nova ScotiaSection II
Meander (Old Methodist) Cemetery
Newport, Hants County, Nova ScotiaGravestone Inscriptions
recorded
1988 – 1989
published by
West Hants Historical Society
Box 2355, Windsor, N. S. BON 2TO
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Little Church at the Crossroads: Falmouth Baptist Church
$20.00 Add to cartThis updated and expanded history of Falmouth Baptist Church was produced to celebrate its 175th Anniversary in 2018.
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Rawdon and Douglas: Two Loyalist Townships in Nova Scotia
$35.00 Add to cartThese popular books have now been reprinted by the West Hants Historical Society. Including historical notes, maps, photographs and extensive genealogy on local families, John Duncanson’s works are considered by many to be an authority on the areas they feature.
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Newport, Nova Scotia: A Rhode Island Township
$35.00 Add to cartThese popular books have now been reprinted by the West Hants Historical Society. Including historical notes, maps, photographs and extensive genealogy on local families, John Duncanson’s works are considered by many to be an authority on the areas they feature.
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Falmouth: A New England Township in Nova Scotia
$35.00 Add to cartThese popular books have now been reprinted by the West Hants Historical Society. Including historical notes, maps, photographs and extensive genealogy on local families, John Duncanson’s works are considered by many to be an authority on the areas they feature.
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The Sweet Saga 1530-1960
$20.00 Add to cartNote by John D. Wilson on nsroots, Feb 2006: This book traces the Sweet family from England to New England and then to Nova Scotia. Its primary focus is on the Nova Scotia branch. The original objective was to add one complete branch of the family of Sweets who settled in the area of New Ross, NS.
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The Mungo Dill Family of Hants Co., NS – Book 2
$20.00 Add to cartAuthors: Maribelle Smiley and Edna (Hunter) Huntley