This monument was carved in granite created by William E. de-Garthe and located in the village of Peggy’s Cove, is called: “A Memorial to the Brave People of Peggy’s Cove”. I think it was his way of showing his respect for the difficult life of a fisherman at sea.
In 1926 William immigrated to Canada to work in the foresters industry. He had a talent to art that landed him a career. Mrs. P. Agnes de-Garthe honored her late husband’s wishes by donating this monument to the province of Nova Scotia in 1980’s.


what a moving tribute to those people
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Very creative for these sailors.
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What a great piece of skillful creation, Anita!
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He was an amazing artist.
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I remember visiting those. Very impressive indeed.
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He was a very creative artist. It always catches my attention when fishermen are swept out to sea.
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Wow! Such an ambitious project.
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He was so creative ….
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That is so good! What a talent! You could share this perhaps for Cee’s Photographing Public art challenge? It’s perfect for the theme and I’m sure everyone would love to see it! https://ceenphotography.com/2021/12/03/ppac-25-artful-mailboxes/
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wonderful piece of art – wonderful workmanship too
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Very nice
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Wow, that is quite amazing Anita! It must be wonderful to be so talented 😊.
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What a detailed carving that pays tribute to the brave men of the country! I appreciate your share, Anita.
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Amazing art of granites… Nice article 🌹🌷
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Thanks Siva.Have a great weekend.
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Wish you the same 100 Trek
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Very talented! Missed seeing this when I went to Peggy’s Cove.
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It was an amazing piece of art. It is great that you visited Peggy’s Cove.
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That is SO cool!
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It was a spectacular site to see.
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Just baffled at how people can carve sculptures. Takes a special talent.
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He was an incredible artist. So amazing.
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