This book celebrates the era of North American barn-building known as "The Golden Age of Barn Construction," from the early 1700s to the mid-twentieth century.

Jon Radojkovic has been building, repairing and writing about timber-frame barns for 20 years. As a photojournalist, his articles and photographs concerning historical buildings hve been widely featured in print.

The book sells for $35.00 and is available at the Missisquoi Museum "Book Corner".

Brome-Missisquoi-Perkins Hospital:
100 Years of Caring.

Since 1910, the BMP Hospital has been dedicated to the health and well-being of the people of our region. This book is dedicated to all the employees, nurses, physicians, members of the Board of Directors and volunteers who, over the years, have served our hospital. It is also dedicated to the tens of thousands of citizens who, for a hundred years, have always provided their loyal and generous support.

Profits from the publication will be donated to the BMP Hospital Foundation.

The book sells for $40.00 and is available at the Missisquoi Museum "Book Corner".

A DVD slideshow of photographs by David Chapman with music.

The DVD sells for $15.00, and is available at the Missisquoi Museum "Book Corner".

Crisscrossing Space and Time: A History of Farm Fencing (Louise Abbott)

This is the first feature documentary ever produced on farm fencing in the Eastern Townships. It features numerous Townshippers, including Allan Bachelder, John Rhicard, Graham Neil, and Marion Phelps, and Townships locations from Sawyerville to Stanbridge East.

It also showcases the music of talented Townships musician David Vachon. The 55-minute video is sometimes touching, often humorous, and always informative as it traces the evolution of farm fencing from the "snake fences" and stone walls of settlers in the nineteenth century to the barbed-wire, woven-wire, and electric fences in use today.

"Crisscrossing Space and Time" reflects the central role that fencing plays in the lives of farmers and of their livestock - livestock that now includes alpaca, bison, elk, red deer, and wild boar, along with cattle and other traditional farm animals.