Glimpses of New Scotland · 1947
Glimpses of New Scotland (1947) is a Documentary film, starring James A. FitzPatrick.
Documentary
Overview
Glimpses of Nova Scotia, from Halifax to Digby. The off-screen narration cites history, tradition, the contributions of Scottish and French immigrants, the strategic importance of Nova Scotia's coast, each village's churches, the stained glass windows at St. John's in Lunenburg, the Acadians' annual apple crop, Port Royal (now Annapolis Royal), a history of wars between France and England, and the tides of the Bay of Fundy.
Cast
James A. FitzPatrick
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What is "Glimpses of New Scotland" about?
Glimpses of Nova Scotia, from Halifax to Digby. The off-screen narration cites history, tradition, the contributions of Scottish and French immigrants, the strategic importance of Nova Scotia's coast, each village's churches, the stained glass windows at St. John's in Lunenburg, the Acadians' annual apple crop, Port Royal (now Annapolis Royal), a history of wars between France and England, and the tides of the Bay of Fundy.
When was "Glimpses of New Scotland" released?
Glimpses of New Scotland was released in 1947.
Who stars in "Glimpses of New Scotland"?
The cast includes James A. FitzPatrick.
