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The Halifax Citadel - New Edition
A history of the Halifax Citadel and its inhabitants through the centuries — in words and pictures.
$24.95, Paperback
Oak Island's First Visitors: Irish Monks, Vikings and Templars
New evidence and research documenting periods of European presence – likely Irish Monks, Vikings and Templars – on Oak Island from 500 to 1200 CE.
$29.95, Paperback
Bounty: The Greatest Sea Story of Them All
The unforgettable story of a famous eighteenth century mutiny aboard The Bounty, and the Lunenberg County-built replica that starred with Marlon Brando in a Hollywood film, and was later sailed by a fearless captain straight into destruction.$29.95, Hardcover
Bluenose
The extensively illustrated story of Nova Scotia's iconic Bluenose$19.95, Paperback
Alexander Graham Bell
The world of communications was forever changed by his invention of the telephone, but that's not all Alexander Graham Bell put his mind to$16.95, Paperback
Shipwrecks Off the East Coast
In this book, Carmel Vivier tells the stories of nine ill-fated vessels who navigated the treacherous waters of the Atlantic.$16.95, Paperback
Lighthouses of Nova Scotia
The fascinating history of the lighthouses of Nova Scotia and its seafaring past come alive in this illustrated, highly engaging account
$24.95, Paperback
Rum, Blood & Treasure
Murder, mystery and scandal are all here in these true stories of Atlantic Canada$24.95, Paperback
Canada's Bastions of Empire
The story of Canadas two British naval bases and their little-known role in preserving Canada for 170 years$29.95, Hardcover
The Mystery of the Oak Island Treasure
The mysteries of the Oak Island treasure that have baffled for over 200 years
$16.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 11-18
Titanic Remembered
$16.95, Paperback
Pirates and Privateers
Murder, mutiny, and mayhem were the order of the day in the seas off the East Coast during the golden age of sailing. Pillagers and opportunists plied the seas in search of riches in the holds of American ships. And they invariably found what they were looking for...$16.95, Paperback
The Discovery of Weather
How we learned to forecast weather--and the extraordinary story of the prediction that came true for one of the century's worst storms on the East Coast$29.95, Hardcover
Inventing Academic Freedom
An account of the campus sit-in and ensuing controversy that triggered a revolution in Canadian universities and was key to establishing the principles of academic freedom in Canada$22.95, Paperback
Titanic: The Cookbook
Dishes selected from the Titanic's grand dining rooms, with the flair and style of another era$24.95, Paperback
Voyage of the Iceberg
A classic work of natural history, in a new edition to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic$19.95, Paperback
Canada's Rumrunners
It is safe to say that America would have been a much drier place during Prohibition if Canadians had not rushed to the aid of their neighbours. While the United States was in full Prohibition (1920-1933), Canadian entrepreneurs were hard at work across the country supplying liquor by the barrel-load.$9.95, Paperback
Rescues on the High Seas
The ocean is not always a friendly place to be, but for some this is their place of work. In bad conditions, waves can rip oil rigs apart, leaving survivors in desperate need. The response of search and rescue teams in times of danger is marked by courage and fierce determination. And it results in some terrifying stories.
$9.95, Paperback
Unsung Heroes of the Royal Canadian Navy
At the outbreak of World War II, the Royal Canadian Navy consisted of just 13 warships and about 3000 permanent and reserve members. By the war's end, however, it had grown into the third largest navy in the world. Together, they exceeded even the highest expectations of their allies.
$9.95, Paperback
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