Detail of the monument dedicated to the 14 founding men — NB fleur-de-lys. The first chapel was built at the end of "Plantin" in 1800. It was here that the first church dedicated to St. Apollinaire was built in 1812. Across from it was the first cemetery where the 14 elders: Peter O'Quin, Anselme O'Quin, Pierre Bois, Greg Maliette, Lazard White, Joseph Desveaux, Jos. Bouderoit, Jos O'Quin, John Chiasson, Joseph Godet, Justin Desveaux, Paul Chiasson, Basile Chiasson, Ray Poirier (Charter, 27 sept. 1790) Monument erected 5 June 1955,year of the Acadian bicentenary "Vive Jésus et Marie" (St Jean Eudes) Les paroissiens de Chéticamp

Charlie Dan Roach by the 14 Elders' monument

Paul Antoine Deveau painting a monument. He started in 2000. Originally he volunteerd his time, now is paid. The aim is to finish for the 2004 festivities.

Aaron Dodson painting a monument

Central alley with view of the cross with corpus

Three large granite monuments, 2 of which are Aucoin — urn with cross

Beautiful, painted, very ornate cast iron cross

View of several rows — monuments no doubt realigned

Cast iron cross — not exactly like the ones in St. Michael's (East Margaree)

Large grey marble column with cross on top — Edmon Aucoin M.D. décédé à Montréal 1893-1931

Detail #10 — text

Detail #10 showing cross with crucifix

Sandstone monument, has not been painted recently — Hubert Poirier 1920, 74 ans

Sandstone monument — Louise Aucoin, épouse de Joseph Poirier 1926, 31 ans

Sandstone monument, 2 hearts and cross, different shape — Luce Boudreau 23 ans