| Interviewee(s): Clow, Roy |
| Playing Time: 01:36:17 |
| Interview Date(s): 2006-09-04, 2007-01-30 |
| Interview Summary: This interview with Roy starts with a conversation continued on from tape thirteen. Roy tells about piloting ships into harbours. He then briefly talks about a murder in Georgetown before telling a story about a fire at Boon Thompson's. Roy then goes on to talk about shearing sheep, carding mills, and fires in Montague. An interview indicated as being from January 30th, 2007 begins with Roy talking about "Hand Brand" rum and moonshine. He then goes on to talk about different birds in Newfoundland, and the Halifax Explosion. On side B, Roy talks about rounding up cattle with Wellington MacNeil and western horses. He the tells a series of stories about Angus Johnson, Jim Macbeth, and Wall White. The tape ends with a story about a wrestler from Quebec, and Roy catching eels with his father. |
| Place(s) Discussed: Georgetown, PE; Murray Harbour, PE; Newfoundland; Halifax, NS; Montague, PE; Pictou, NS |
| Time(s) Discussed: 1970s, 1917, 1930s |
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