From the Dartmouth Heritage Museum Collection 
From the National Gallery of Canada 
From the Canadian Writing and Research Collaboratory
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Canadian Musician. 2003. “First Six Cemented On Folk Walk.” Canadian Musician 25:6 p. 18.
Linda Christine Craig. 1978. “The Scottish Origins of ‘Farewell to Nova Scotia’.” Dalhousie Review 58:3, pp. 471-480.
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Peter Fielding. 2013. “New Encodings for Select Helen Creighton Historic Field Recordings.” Canadian Folk Music 47:3, pp 10-12.
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Ian Schlanders, 1952. She’s Collecting Long Lost Songs, Macleans.
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