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The American Connection

 
Stuart Smith in his Blacksmith Shop - wrought iron work was a staple of many of the summer homes
55 of 138 		Display of items made in Smith's Blacksmith Shop
56 of 138 		Arnold Hume's Woodworking Shop - windows, clocks, decorative moldings, furniture all available
57 of 138 		Arnold Hume's Wood Shop - band saw - one of a number of wood working shops in the village
58 of 138 		Sword fishing was one of the fishing experiences for the summer visitors.
59 of 138 		Boat Building- supplying racing and leisure yachts - was one of the main industries in the village.
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Armillary sphere at the Parade Square in Chester, a gift from a summer resident.
61 of 138 		Eleanor Pew-Morris Memorial Rink Complex - a gift from an American summer family
62 of 138 		Zoé Vallé Library, Regent Street , a gift from the Lightfoote family
63 of 138 		The Chester Playhouse once the Keneric Theatre
64 of 138 		The Chester Yacht Club centre for summer sailing and other activities
65 of 138 		The Jib Lot Park, Victoria Street, overlooking the Back Harbour
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Plaque - The Jib Lot Park, - given to the people of the village by the Anderson-Gibbs family.
67 of 138 		Bonny Lea Farm, a center for independent living, Windsor Road.
68 of 138 		Chester Golf Club, a gift to the village from the Pew family.
69 of 138 		Finney Fund Pamplet
70 of 138 		Finney Fund
71 of 138 		Sailing
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