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Life and Death on Grosse Île, 1832-1937
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Grosse Île Image Gallery
Gallery --
Layout of Buildings and Facilities
Episcopal parsonage and Church from western wharf, Grosse Île, ca. 1900-1905
Statement made by Dr. Poole regarding the principal occurrances at Grosse Île during the 1834 season, 4 January, 1835
Excerpt of a letter from Dr. Poole to Captain Reid outlining the need for certain improvements to the Grosse Île quarantine station, 7 January, 1835
Letter from Captain Reid discussing procedures at Grosse Île, 12 January, 1835
Tender for the construction of an extension to the eastern wharf at Grosse Île quarantine station (in French )
Tender for the construction of an extension to the eastern wharf at the Grosse Île quarantine station (in English)
Quote for construction costs of a new building for third-class immigrants
Estimate of costs for renovations to transform three buildings for third-class passengers into one for second-class passengers, 13 June, 1902
Telegram from the Deputy Minister of Public Works to the Minister of Public Works outlining the need for the construction of a building for second-class passengers at Grosse Île, 14 June, 1902
