Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Following a reception with representatives from The Rooms, members of the Cupids 400 committee and honorary Cupids 400 chairman Lt.-Gov. John Crosbie, visitors view the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition. Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram
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On Thursday, CEO of The Rooms Corp. Dean Brinton congratulates the Cupids 400 committee and all those involved with the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition now open at The Rooms museum. Brinton also said The Rooms is currently celebrating its 5th an
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Chair of the board of directors of Cupids 400 Inc., Roy Dawe speaks at the opening of "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610," a display of writings and artifacts from the Cupers Cove colony now available for public viewing at The Rooms. Dawe referred to the colle
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" title=" A standard at Cupids 400 events, John Guy listens to the speeches alongside other guests at the official opening of "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" at The Rooms. - Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram " />
A standard at Cupids 400 events, John Guy listens to the speeches alongside other guests at the official opening of "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" at The Rooms. - Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram
Following a reception with representatives from The Rooms, members of the Cupids 400 committee and honorary Cupids 400 chairman Lt.-Gov. John Crosbie, visitors view the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition. Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram
" title=" A standard at Cupids 400 events, John Guy listens to the speeches alongside other guests at the official opening of "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" at The Rooms. - Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram " />
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Curator of archeology and ethnology at The Rooms provincial museum, Kevin McAleese speaks at the opening of "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610," highlighting the contents of documents on loan to The Rooms from collections at Brown University and the National A
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Honourary patron of Cupids 400, Lt. Gov. John Crosbie and his wife, Jane Crosbie, are given a tour of the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition by curator of archeology and ethnology at The Rooms provincial museum, Kevin McAleese. - Photo by Ashley Fi
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" title=" Fourteen-month old Jacob Roop checks out The Rooms provincial museum on Thursday, June 17, following the official opening of the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition. - Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram " />
Fourteen-month old Jacob Roop checks out The Rooms provincial museum on Thursday, June 17, following the official opening of the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition. - Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram
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"Broken Coins and Paper Promises: The Currency of Ferryland in the 17th Century" is connected to the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition at The Rooms provincial museum. The display features rare coins and artifacts from the Ferryland colony archaeol
" title=" Fourteen-month old Jacob Roop checks out The Rooms provincial museum on Thursday, June 17, following the official opening of the "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" exhibition. - Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram " />
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" title=" Following a reception on Thursday, June 17, visitors view the new exhibition "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" at The Rooms provincial museum. -Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram " />
Following a reception on Thursday, June 17, visitors view the new exhibition "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" at The Rooms provincial museum. -Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
" title=" Following a reception on Thursday, June 17, visitors view the new exhibition "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610" at The Rooms provincial museum. -Photo by Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram " />
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
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Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
Rare documents on Cupids featured at The Rooms
An exhibition of artifacts and documents dealing with the history of English settlement in Newfoundland in the 1600s, "Here to Stay: Cupids 1610," is open at The Rooms. The museum event was officially launched following a reception Thursday evening. It is set to remain open to January 2011.
"It's just astonishing how much has been done and how absolutely excellent it all is," said CEO of The Rooms Corp., Dean Brinton, taking the podium in front of about 200 to 250 people. Brinton introduced, among others, curator of archeology and ethnology at The Rooms provincial museum, Kevin McAleese.
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- Brendan
- - July 2, 2010 at 14:56:52
I see Cupids becoming THE place to visit in NL for tourists and locals alike. Right up there with Signal Hill, The Rooms, Castle Hill, Lance aux Meadows, Cape Spear, and Gros Morne. Kudoos to those who are working so tirelessly to make the Cupids Project a resounding success.
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- Brendan
- - July 1, 2010 at 21:44:04
I see Cupids becoming THE place to visit in NL for tourists and locals alike. Right up there with Signal Hill, The Rooms, Castle Hill, Lance aux Meadows, Cape Spear, and Gros Morne. Kudoos to those who are working so tirelessly to make the Cupids Project a resounding success.
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