Part Fifty-Five ~ The Day the Dam Broke

Part Fifty-Five ~ The Day the Dam Broke

The following is an excerpt from the Book of Westport: “When the village awoke on Saturday, July 1st, [1905] they were surprised to find that the Westport woolen mill and electric light dam had broken during the night and carried away the Sand Lake dam, the buckle...
Part Fifty-Five ~ The Day the Dam Broke

Part Fifty-Five ~ The Day the Dam Broke

The following is an excerpt from the Book of Westport: “When the village awoke on Saturday, July 1st, [1905] they were surprised to find that the Westport woolen mill and electric light dam had broken during the night and carried away the Sand Lake dam, the...
Part Fifty-Four ~ Before it was The Cove

Part Fifty-Four ~ Before it was The Cove

Before The Cove was The Cove, it was the Tweedsmuir (or ‘The Tweeds’ as many would remember). But prior to The Tweeds, it was called The Lexena. Alex and Lena Brown combined their names to give The Lexena its title. It operated as a hotel/inn for many years and served...
Part Fifty-Four ~ Before it was The Cove

Part Fifty-Four ~ Before it was The Cove

Before The Cove was The Cove, it was the Tweedsmuir (or ‘The Tweeds’ as many would remember).  But prior to The Tweeds, it was called The Lexena.  Alex and Lena Brown combined their names to give The Lexena its title.  It operated as a...
Part Fifty-Three ~ The Corner of Main and Spring

Part Fifty-Three ~ The Corner of Main and Spring

Before it was the bank, it was… the bank. The Merchant’s Bank was opened in the old Cameron Hotel in the late 1800s, and has remained a bank since that time. In 1913 a second financial institution opened in the village; the Union Bank was located on the corner of Main...