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The town of Amherst sits on the northern edge of Nova Scotia,

close to the narstrip of land that connects the province to New Brunswick.

By the late 19th century, Amherst was growing.

Rail connections had brought industry into the area and with it a steady population of labourers and tradesmen. Foundries, mills and small manufacturing businesses operated alongside

farms that had existed for generations. The town itself was not large.

People knew one another.

News travelled quickly.

Privacy was, well, limited.

Houses at the time were typically wooden,

heated by stoes and crowded by modern standards. Extended families often lived together, sharing expenses and labour.

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