Volume 1, Number 1, March 1971

• The Feast of St. Aspinquid — Thomas H. Raddall — 1
• Two Letters on the 'Pacification of Nova Scotia' — D. A. Muise — 11
• Diasters in the Pictou Collieries — James M. Cameron — 27
• Seal Island Shipwrecks — George T. Bates — 47
• Contributors — 67
• Book Reviews — 71

Volume 1, Number 2, June 1971

• The London Coach in Cumberland County — W.R. Bird — 85
• Communications in the Northumberland Strait and the Gulf of St. Lawrence 1775-1951 — G. MacLaren — 101
• Andrew Downs — Marjorie Major — 127
• Gold Fields of Eastern Nova Scotia — D. E. Stephens — 141
• Nova Scotia's Role in the Great Paris Exhibition, 1867 — Dorothy Grant — 159
• Contributions — 167
• Book Reviews — Lorna Innes — 171
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 180

Volume 1, Number 3, September 1971

• The Negro Loyalists — Evelyn B. Harvey — 181
• Charles Tupper and the Politics of Education in Nova Scotia — P. L. McCreath — 203
• Margaret Marshall Saunders — Phyllis R. Blakeley — 225
• It Began in 1816 — J. L. Martin — 241
• The Ross Farm — Anne F. Young — 247
• Contributors — 257
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 261
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 270

Volume 1, Number 4, December 1971

• The Past is Prologue — C. B. Fergusson — 271
• The Makings of a School Museum — M. V. Marshall — 287
• John Fillis, MLA — J. F. Smith — 307
• The Founding of Pictou — R. H. Sherwood — 325
• Nova Scotia's Forgotten Decades — D. E. Stephens — 335
• Contributors — 353
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 357
• Notes on Nova Scotia — 365

Volume 2, Number 1, March 1972

• The Development of Sherbrooke Village to 1880 — John N. Grant — 1
• The General Store — Marie Nightingale — 17
• The Ox Case — R. E. Inglis — 36
• Kings and Dalhousie: An Early Attempt at University Consolidation in Nova Scotia — John Leefe — 41
• The Horn Book — M. V. Marshall — 55
• Forgotten Trades of Nova Scotia — David E. Stephens — 65
• Contributors — 85
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 89
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 97

Volume 2, Number 2, June 1972

• Elmsdale 1785-1914 — Barbara Grantmyre — 99
• A Visit to Nova Scotia and Louisburg in 1860 — P. B. Waite — 129
• A Daughter of Maitland — Francis W. Grant — 153
• An Adventure with a Privateer — Phyllis R. Blakeley — 163
• Forgotten Trades of Nova Scotia — David E. Stephens — 173
• History of the Nova Scotia Tartan — Marjorie Major — 191
• Contributors — 215
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 219
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 227

Volume 2, Number 3, September 1972

• A Voyage to Australia — Evelyn Richardson — 229
• "We Shall Conquer Yet" — Dorothy M. Grant — 243
• The Bay of Fundy Ferry — R. Baden Powell — 253
• Croskill vs Kent — James F. Smith — 269
• The 1821 Emigration of Black Nova Scotians to Trinidad — John N. Grant — 283
• Forgotten Trades of Nova Scotia — D. E. Stephens — 293
• Contributors — 311
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 315
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 323

Volume 2, Number 4, December 1972

• "Grassy Island" The Forgotten Springboard to Louisbourg — Stephen F. Bedwell — 325
• The Yarn Woman — Ruth C. Auwarter — 341
• From Pulpit to Platform: Alexander Forrester — Robert Harvey — 349
• Forgotten Trades of Nova Scotia — David E. Stephens — 367
• 2000 A.D. to 2020 A.D. — M. V. Marshall — 389
• Contributors — 405
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 409
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklin — 417

Volume 3, Number 1, March 1973

• A Bluenose Privateer of 1812 — John Leefe — 1
• The Pineos:A Political Pair from Pugwash — James F. Smith — 21
• Census of Nova Scotia: 1861 — David E. Stephens — 43
• The Establishment of the Consulate of the United States of America in Halifax — Charles Bruce Fergusson — 57
• Contributors — 75
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 79
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M.E. Franklyn — 86

Volume 3, Number 2, June 1973

• Landing of the Hector — R. H. Sherwood — 87
• The Pictou Literature and Scientific Society — Allan C. Dunlop — 99
• Nova Scotia's First Sculpture — G. E. G. MacLaren — 117
• Passenger List of Ship Hector — G. E. G. MacLaren — 121
• A Journal of the Proceedings — Ruth E. Kaulback — 131
• Contributors — 175
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 149
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M.E. Franklyn — 157

Volume 3, Number 3, September 1973

• Joseph Howe–Journalist — Lorna Inness — 159
• The Great Pontack Inn — Marjorie Major — 171
• A Halifax Tragedy — Edith Creighton — 191
• Letter From Another World, 1757 — Malcolm MacLeod — 197
• W. J. Ancient–Hero of Shipwreck Atlantic - — Phyllis R. Blakeley — 215
• Loyal Subjects, Able Artists and Honest Men — Louis W. Collins — 225
• Contributors — 245
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 249
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 257

Volume 3, Number 4, December 1973

• Some Notable Achievements of Native Nova Scotians — A. E. Marble — 259
• Yarmouth and Argyle 1814-1851 — M. V. Marshall — 281
• The 'King's Bastion Barracks' in Louisbourg — Blaine Adams — 303
• Crossing to Catastrophe — James F. Smith — 309
• Dr. Adamsons' Cholera Cure — Geoffrey Bilson — 323
• The Bounty Hunter — John Leefe — 333
• Contributors — 341
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 345
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M.E. Franklyn — 353

Volume 4, Number 1, March 1974

• Pharmacist and Entrepreneur Pictou's J. D. B. Fraser — A. C. Dunlop — 1
• Boom Town of Iron and Steel — D. E. Stephens — 23
• The Wreck of the Cobequid — R. B. Perry — 31
• Early Automobiles in Nova Scotia — G. E. G. MacLaren — 37
• The Floral Emblem of Nova Scotia — C. B. Fergusson — 49
• New France, Digby County — R. B. Powell — 63
• Contributors — 75
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 79
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 87

Volume 4, Number 2, June 1974

• "Officials and Walking Gentlemen" — James F. Smith — 89
• Letters of Norman Wade — Leone B. Cousins — 117
• Was there never a Garden — M. Silver — 147
• George MacKenzie – Northern Pioneer — Francis W. Grant — 155
• The Arts of The Micmac — G. E. G. MacLaren — 167
• Nova Scotia Books In-Print — Compiled by the Legislative Library — 179
• Contributors — 207
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 211
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 221

Volume 4, Number 3, September 1974

• Howe and Confederation — Dr. C. B. Fergusson — 223
• Musquodoboit Remembers Fondly Illustrious neighbour, J. Howe — Nellie R Stewart — 245
• Melville lsland — Marjorie Major — 253
• The Strathbeg Reading Society 1866 - 1869 — Dr. D. M. Sinclair — 273
• "The Boston Tarbaby" — Dr. Alexander Young Jr. — 277
• The Halifax Riot of April, 1863 — A. Jeffrey Wright — 299
• Contributors — 311
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 315
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 325

Volume 4, Number 4, December 1974

• Nova Scotia and the Acadian Problem — John Leefe — 327
• The Journal of Helen Sophia Perry Winter of 1909-10 — Laurence Kent Sweeney — 345
• Education in Old and New Scotland — James Scotland — 355
• My Three Grandfathers — M. V. Marshall — 373
• "See Alder Bushes" — Elsie Churchill Tolson — 383
• The Matthew Welsh Estate — Laurier C. Grant — 393
• Contributors — 407
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 411
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 422

Volume 5, Number 1, March 1975

• Willie Goes To War — A. C. Dunlop — 1
• Treasure for the Taking — Elsie Churchill Tolson — 21
• Yarmouth Steam Packets 1839-1889 — R. B. Powell — 31
• The Teacher's Reward: Alexander Forrester at Truro — R. P. Harvey — 47
• Publication of Genealogies of Nova Scotia Families — 69
• Tobin Genealogy — T. M. Punch — 71
• Contributors — 83
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 87
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 97

Volume 5, Number 2, June 1975

• The Historical and Social Setting of the Antigonish Movement — Jim Lotz — 99
• Cumberland County Hatchet Murder — James F. Smith — 117
• Pictou Island — Roland H. Sherwood — 131
• L'Ordre de Bon Temps — Michael A. Salter — 143
• Adult [Education in Nova Scotia — Patrick Keane — 155
• "And Having a Love for People" — Phyllis R. Blakeley — 167
• The Weatherhead Family of Upper Rawdon — Ross Graves — 177
• Contributors — 189
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 193
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 202

Special Supplement

• The Estates and Haunts of Dutch Village — Terry Punch — 1
• Edmund Ward and the Temperance Recorder — Myrtle L. Chase — 19
• Profile of a United Empire Loyalist — Winnie Norton — 37
• Twin Historical Gems - Petite Riviere and Crousetown, N.S. — Ruth E. Kaulbach — 55
• A 'Peoples College' for Truro The Founding of a Normal School — Robert P. Harvey — 67
• Pugwash Literary Experiment — J. F. Smith — 85
• The Deportation of the Acadians — Helen M. Grant — 101
• Boularderie Island — Isobel Carmichael — 121
• Contributors — 131

Volume 5, Number 4, December 1975

• My Island Home — Lilah Smith Bird — 323
• Pictou's Pioneer Minister — Roland H. Sherwood — 337
• The Loss of H.M.S. Tribune off Herring Cove, 23 November, 1797 — H. F. Pullen — 353
• Who Was Jacob Walton? — E. L. Eaton — 367
• Early Efforts to Improve Services for the Mentally Retarded in Nova Scotia — Starr Curry — 381
• Silas Tertius Rand and his Micmac Dictionary — V. M. Marshall — 391
• James McCabe Genealogy — A. E. Marble — 411
• Contributors — 423
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 427
• Notes on Nova Scotia — M. E. Franklyn — 436

Volume 6, Number 1, March 1976

• Nova Scotia Newspapers View the United Staites 1827-1840 — R. H. McDonald — 1
• Travel and Travelers on the Eastern Shore — John N. Grant — 17
• ... And Death the Journey's End — Barbara Grantmyre — 33
• The Tragdey of Catherine Thompson — Dorothy M. Grant — 49
• Great Grandmother Isabel A Story of the Turn of the Century — Vera G. Marshall — 57
• The Wests of Halifax and Lunenburg — Terrence M. Punch — 69
• Contributors — 87
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 91

Volume 6, Number 2, June 1976

• They Built a Fortune — R. H. Sherwood — 109
• The Pictou Bank — J. M. Cameron — 119
• The Crossing of Bear River — R. B. Powell — 145
• A Shipbuilding Document from Sherbrooke Village — J. N. Grant — 159
• A Genealogical File — Ruth Auwarter — 167
• Early History of St. Andrew's Wesley United Church of Canada Springhill, Nova Scotia — Bertha Campbell — 173
• Cape Breton in 1867 — B. D. Tennyson — 193
• The Morris Family – Surveyors-General — Ethel Crathorne — 207
• Contributors — 217
• Book Reviews — Rev. M. Allen Gibson — 223

Volume 6, Number 3, September 1976

• Halifax Town: The Census of 1838 — T. M. Punch — 233
• The Hapless Politician: E. H. Armstrong of Nova Scotia — A. Jeffrey Wright — 259
• The Halifax Orphan House 1752-87 — Paul M. Gouett — 281
• Sir John Wentworth and the Sable Island Humane Establishment — Lyall Campbell — 292
• First Two Years of the Bedford Fire Department — Elsie Churchill Tolson — 311
• John Howe Genealogy — T. M. Punch and E. A. Marble — 317
• Contributors — 329
• Book Reviews — 333

Volume 6, Number 4, December 1976

• Woman of the Year - 1842 — Leone B. Cousins — 349
• Two Peripatetic Gentlemen — Barbara Grantmyre — 375
• Private Enterprise in Guysborough, Nova Scotia — Laurier C. Grant — 391
• Young Teazer, The Making of a Myth — Dwight Tanner — 405
• Hastings Doyle and the Anti-Confederates — R. H. McDonald — 413
• John Harvie (1730-1822) of Newport, Nova Scotia — R. P. Harvey — 431
• Contributors — 443
• Book Reviews — 447

Volume 7, Number 1, March 1977

• Early History of Presbyterians of Springhill, Nova Scotia — Bertha J. Campbell — 1
• The Nova Scotia Apple Industry Part I — Keith A. Hatchard — 31
• The Forgotten Christians of Cornwallis Township — E. L. Eaton — 41
• George Woodland-Master Builder — Francis W. Grant — 55
• The Lavache Family of Arichat, Cape Breton — Stephen A. White — 69
• Contributors — 87
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 89

Volume 7, Number 2, June 1977

• The Laws of Pictou — Dr. Roland H. Sherwood — 101
• Mysterious Henry — Barbara Grantmyre — 111
• The Nova Scotia industry–Part 2 — Keith A. Hatchard — 125
• Beyond the Limit — Alan Easton — 135
• Novascotiana, 1976 — 161
• A Banks Family of Nova Scotia — J. Furber Marshall — 175
• Contributors — 189
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 193

Volume 7, Number 3, September 1977

• Nova Scotia and the Reciprocity Negotiations, 1846-1854: A Re-lnterpretation — R. H. McDonald — 205
• The History of the Apple Industry of Nova Scotia Part 3 — Keith Hatchard — 235
• When Victor Hugo's Daughter was a Haligonian — R. P. Harvey — 243
• Glenwood, Yarmouth County — Helen S. Ricker — 257
• The North Shore Langilles of Nova Scotia — G. Byers — 267
• Contributors — 291
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 293

Volume 7, Number 4, December 1977

• The Halifax Explosion — Evelyn Richardson — 305
• When Waverley Wished for Gold — John Hartlen — 331
• Nova Scotia Aid for the Sufferers of the Great Saint John Fire — Doris Phillips — 351
• The History of the Apple Industry Part 4 — K. A Hatchard — 367
• Sir John S. D. Thompson Genealogy — A. E. Marble and T. M. Punch — 377
• Contributors — 389
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 393

Volume 8, Number 1, March 1978

• The Atlantic Privateers - Part 1 — John Leefe — 1
• Maple Sugar and Cabbages: The "Philosophy" of the "Dutch Village Philosopher" — Terrence M. Punch — 19
• The History of the Apple Industry - Part 5 — Keith Hatchard — 39
• The History of the Municipality of East Hants — Mrs. Ernest Wallace — 51
• The Fellows Family of Granville, Nova Scotia — Leone B. Cousins — 81
• Contributors — 93
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 97

Volume 8, Number 2, June 1978

• The Atlantic Privateers Part II — John Leefe — 109
• Baltimore–Ship of Doom — Carol McLeod — 125
• The Chignecto Ship Railway — David Stephens — 135
• Earthquakes in Cape Breton — B. D. Tennyson — 147
• John George's Hurricane — Mary E. Black — 153
• Granny Had the Remedy — Marianna Dempster — 159
• The Tragic Shipwreck of the Brigantine St. Lawrence — Lilah Smilth Bird — 165
• Genealogy The Burns Family of Wilmot Township — Allen E. Marble — 171
• Contributors — 181
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 185

Volume 8, Number 3, September 1978

• The History of the Apple Industry–Part 6 — K. A. Hatchard — 195
• Privateers and Petticoats — CaroI MacLeod — 205
• End of the White Plague — Joanna Hutten — 215
• Andrew McKim, Reformer — James Smith — 225
• AdditionaI Kings County Shipbuhlding Records — E. L. Eaton — 243
• Daniel Raymond of Yarmourth — Ann Raymond — 249
• Contributors — 261
• Book Reviews — Loma Inness — 263

Volume 8, Number 4, December 1978

• Charles Rogers Ward, Editor of The Cape Bretonian — C. B. Fergusson — 273
• Joseph Howe and the Struggle for Railways in Nova Scotia — D. Chard — 289
• Marriage Patterns Among Early Quakers — Jane Keyes — 299
• The Attempted Mutiny Onboard H.M. Sloop Columbine on 1 August, 1809 — H. F. Pullen — 309
• Loyalists are Stuffy, eh? — T. M. Punch — 319
• The History of the Apple Industry – Part 7 — Keith Haitchard — 345
• Raymond Genealogy – Part 2 — Ann Raymond — 353
• Contributors — 367
• Book Reviews — 371

Volume 9, Number 1, March 1979

• Francis Green–"A Suffering Loyalist and Friend to the British Govenment" — Phylills Blakeley — 1
• The Surettes of Eel Brook and Their Descendants — Neil Boucher — 15
• A Political Scholarship — E. L. Eaton — 25
• Trials and Torment: The Story of Two Stalwarts — Carol McLeod — 37
• The History of the Nova Scotia Apple Industry Part 8 — Keith A. Hatchard — 47
• Jonathan Prescott, M.D. – "Vincit Qui Patitur" — Terrence M. Punch — 59
• Contributors — 81
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 85

Volume 9, Number 2, June 1979

• Some Came to Nova Scotia — Roy M. Kennedy — 99
• General John Reid — Thelma Reid Lower — 113
• We Owe the Scots — Leone Cousins — 137
• Queens County Klondike – James H. Morrison — L. M. B. Friend — 143
• Discovery of Kerosene — Roland H. Sherwood — 157
• The Hisitory of the Nova Scotia Apple Indusitry Part IX — Keith A. Hatchard — 165
• The Family of Rolen Rogers, A New England Planter in King's County — Allen B. Robertson — 177
• Contributors — 189
• Book Reviews — 193

Volume 9, Number 3, September 1979

• Robert Challe: An Early Visitor to Acadia and Quebec — Rosann Runte — 201
• Places of Worship on the Halifax Scotia Square Site — E. Arthur Betts — 215
• The Life and Times of James Boyle Uniacke — Jan L. Millar — 225
• The Menace of Northumberland Strait — Roland H. Sherwood — 235
• The History of the Nova Scotia Apple lndustry Part 10 — Keith A. Hatchard — 249
• Eugene Butler Coates, O.B.E-Skipper Unusual — E. L. Eaton — 257
• Beamish of Kilvurrra and Halifax — Terrence M. Punch — 269
• Contributors — 283
• Book Reviews — Loma Inness — 287

Volume 9, Number 4, December 1979

• Springhill's First Doctor — Bertha J. Campbell — 297
• The Mystery Man of Clare — Lilah Smith Bird — 313
• John Campbell–A True Prospector and a Good Geologist — John Hartlen — 319
• General John Reid – Part 2 — Thelma Reid Lower — 335
• Genealogy of The Descendants of David Fairweather of West River and River John Pictou County — Gordon Haliburton — 363
• Contributors — 379
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 383

Volume 10, Number 1, March 1980

• The New Grand Theatre Halifax 1789-1814 — Yashdip Singh Bains — 1
• The Irish Catholics, Halifax's First Minority Group — Terrence M. Punch — 23
• The Witness — E. M. Stevenson — 41
• The Life and Times of James Barclay Hall, Ph.D. — Leone B. Cousins — 59
• Irish Miscellany: Some Have Gone From Us — Terrence M. Punch, FRSAI — 89
• Contributors — 111
• Book Reviews — Lorna Inness — 113

Volume 10, Number 2, June 1980

• Annals of a Barrington Shipyard — Marion Robertson — 125
• A Letter To My Country Friends — E. M. Stevenson — 143
• The Dresden Lady of Clifton — Margaret Perry — 159
• The Maxners of Lunenburg and Windsor — John V. Duncanson — 165
• Contributors — 185
• Book Reviews — 187

Volume 10, Number 3 & 4, December 1980

• The Dyke Lands — E. L. Eaton — 197
• "Shank's Mare and other things ... " An Historical Glimpse at Travel in Northern Cape Breton — Fred Williams — 213
• Soldiers, Storms and Seasons; Weather Watching in Nineteenth Century Halifax — James H. Morrison — 221
• A Letter To My Country Friends — E. M. Stevenson — 243
• The Bourque Family of Ste. Anne Du Ruisseau, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia — Joan Bourque Campbell — 255
• Why did you say that? — Ruth C. Lewis — 273
• The Levee and Other New Year's Festivities — Allan C. Dunlop — 279
• Contributors — 289