the history of stokes bay gosport?
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here are a few sites that may help you:\n\nhovercraft at stokes bay: http://www.bartiesworld.co.uk/hovercraft/hovertravelsrnsb.htm\n\nFort Gilkicker: http://gilkicker.zeeblo.com/hist1.htm\n\nGosport: http://www.gosport.info\n\nhttp://www.localhistories.org/gosport.html
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http://www.myhamilton.ca/myhamilton/TourismAndVistorInfo/\nThis is a link to their tourism site.
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check this:\n\nhttp://carolinasucks.com/pn/html/index.php
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I would try out these sites and go from there.  I seemed to be able to find quite a bit of information just searching for "Goleta Beach erosion".  Good luck ad hooray for geology.
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go to  www.ellisisland.com
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Barra is the best place by far in that region. They are holding a WCT event there the rip curl search but wont reveal that the wave is actually barra. Andy irons pat oconnel and the mobster just got back from a surf trip therte and told me it was epic!
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The bar at the sailing club is really great if you have not been before. Else there are lots of restaunts. There is a good place in Sparkes Marina just around the courner from HISC.  Other bars include Lilly savages in Creek road and loads in Mengham high street. Also check out the 505  and HISC websites.
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Here is a good site to start your search:  \nhttp://lewisandclarktrail.com/york.htm
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try looking at this site. It should go at least part way to explaining.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_counties_of_England
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I tried and tried to find a website that had the information for you, but had no success whatsoever.\n\nMaybe look through a local newspaper archive for the information?
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Rare My butt.Ellis Island -Boston ports and Philadelphia ports ,California ports,even Canadian Ports.You can look it up on the web.Or go to the genealogy dept in your local library.\nTrust me Immigration was anything but,RARE at the time.
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check out www.capecodrentals.com
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I can not tell you much about South Shields but you may find this useful on your search as the Bents arrived in Canada from England in 1831 and were known for their Log home.\nCheck it out:\nhttp://www.bramhill.com/Ch03-1-12-BentHouse.htm
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Sounds like it's had quite a history.\n\nGo to http://195.217.202.176/publicaccess/ and do a property search on the postcode you mentioned.\nThen click on View Details, then Application History.\n\nIt gives you info on all the planning applications that's been requested for this site (of course this doesn't mean they were built though)\nThere's info about a TRANSFORMER SUB-STATION, a lab of some sort, the Ministry of Defence and a beer store.\n\n\nwww.upmystreet.com might be able to tell you more.
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www.britishcolumbia.com/regions/towns/?townid=46-33k-\ngo to this website!!
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For the industrial revolution you could try putting Fred Dibnah into Yahoo search.  Also try Saltaire and Port Sunlight; villages built by industrialists at that time.
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I searched and searched and only found a map showing that it is east of Prince Albert.  Try calling someone you know who lives there, they may have some answers.  Otherwise, look to see if there are any museums in the area (like in Prince Albert) that may have some of the history of the town.  Good luck!