Freeda Higginson (Part One)

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Host Martina Coulas presents another episode of 'Back in the Day,' this time with Freeda Higginson who grew up in the little village of Madawaska between the Great War and the Second World War. She saw everything from her hometown picked up and moved inland to make way for a hydro-electric dam in 1942 to seeing the King of England up close and personal.

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