Curating Wonder–Canada’s Autumn Splendor

(A Three Photo Series)

Photo 1: Couple on rural route, Beauty of Autumn in Canada, 1961 (Photo source: Chris Lund, Library and Archive of Canada) / Photo 2: A day in autumn at a summer cabin on the Gatineau River, P.Q., north of Ottawa, Ont., 1950 (Photo source: Chris Lund, Library and Archive of Canada) / Photo 3: Canada Celebrates 91 Years of Celebration: From Sea to Sea a New Spirit, 1944 (Photo Source: Harry Rowed, Library and Archives Canada)

“I wonder …”

How would you finish this sentence?

Gwen Tuinman

Gwen Tuinman is a novelist, born and raised in rural southern Ontario. She draws on her psychology background to create complex characters shaped by nature, nurture and circumstance. Her storytelling is influenced her interest in bygone days.

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November 7, 2017

Curating Wonder

Autumn, Canada, Fall, RCMP, Trees, Vintage Photography

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Andrea Stephenson
November 8, 2017 at 2:37 pm

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Fabulous pictures – I love the nostalgia of the second and the freedom of the first – she looks like she’d be interesting company!

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