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Acadian Removal at Remsheg, August 15, 1755
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The Dykes of Remsheg Bay
1 of 17 		Mural of Acadian Settlement in Nova Scotia, by Barbara Clark
2 of 17 		Acadian Settlement in Remsheg
3 of 17 		Re-enactment of twenty British and New England soldiers on a march through the woods to Remsheg
4 of 17 		Model of working aboiteau; in the foreground are drainage ditches sloping to the aboiteau at the top
5 of 17 		Aerial photo of Wallace Bay including Akerly Brook and Long Brook
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Dyke on Long Brook, Wallace Bay
7 of 17 		Dykes at Fox Harbour, showing Fox Creek and David Creek
8 of 17 		Tuffs of grass on dyke are still very visible along the Dewar River
9 of 17 		Small brook estuary just south of Steven's Hill
10 of 17 		Acadian Building Foundation Stones
11 of 17 		Remsheg Bay Research
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Two members of North Cumberland Historical Society: Graham Brown (left) and Carl Demings (right)
13 of 17 		Showing the difference between lawn sod (left) and Marsh sod (right)
14 of 17 		Cube of clay from interior of a dyke with shovel marks made circa 1730
15 of 17 		Wood from Acadian aboiteau (right) compared with today's counterpart (left)
16 of 17 		Map of Nova Scotia drawn by Surveyor General Charles Morris in 1755
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