HOPEDALE: Three Ages of a Community in Northern Labrador (2003)

St. John's, Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, 2003, 1st Edition, First Printing, 143 pages, oblong softcover, 10.5 x 8.4 inches, profusely illustrated From the contents page: Arvertok, the Place of Bowhead Whales: Two Traditional Inuit legends / Heinrich Uisuk, Cultural mentor to an American Archaeologist. Hoffenthal, the vale of Hope ( Land Concessions made to the Moravian Church: The Last Inuit Residents at Arvertok; Moravian techniques for Constructing Buildings; Aspects of Inuit education; Inuit Guide Moravians to Explore Ungava Bay; Description of a Labrador Sledge; Umiaksuit, the Ship is Coming; A hard Career for Labrador Missionaries; An Early Encounter with Mushuaunnuat Innu [ Naskapi Indians ], The Reed Family - A Unique Baptism and Ancestry; Robert Mitchell of Allatok Bay; Observations on Changes in the Inuit Lifestyle from 1861 to 1876; Gardening in Northern Labrador; A Puzzle of Languages; GOD'S ACRE, the cemeteries and their Grave Markers; Inuit Name Customs and Adoption of Surnames, Hopedale, The Modern Community: Easter Celebrations; The Special Role of Midwives in Inuit Society; SHEPHERD in the SNOW, A Biographical Sketch of Reverend Walter Perrett; Natan Frieda, Respected Chief Elder; The Invasion of Construction Workers in 1932; The fate of the First Moravian Mission House; Profiles of Prominent People Originating from Hopedale Major Annual Events in Community Life; Chronological Summary of Incidents Shaping the History of Hopedale; Moravian Missionaries, Storekeepers and Their Wives serving at Hopedale; Chronological List of Superintendents of the Labrador Moravian Mission, Moravian Board for the Labrador Province, Elected Chairperson, Further Reading.…