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A mother and her young son begin a new life in a Newfoundland fishing community in an attempt to escape the past.
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In the early 1900s, Charles Noble Lewis and his family were prominent members of St. John's high society. A chief engineer who worked for Bowring Brothers, Charles fraternized with many of the key players who shaped Newfoundland and Labrador history as we know it today. The living room of the Lewis house served as a meeting place for many of the principals of the Newfoundland sealing industry, including William Coaker, Captain Abram Kean and his sons, Joseph and Westbury Kean, John Munn, and crew members and sealers from many ships. In 1914, Charles's daughter Jessie was eight years old. A prolific diary writer, Jessie Lewis kept meticulous records of her father's conversations with these no...
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