| OUR
RECOMMENDED WEB SITE LINKS Jack
and Linda were linking in a different way in their Eskimo parkas when this photo
was taken at Christmas, 2006 (photo by Sue Hutton). | PLANNING
A TRIP TO BALA? CHECK THESE SITES  OTHER
ATTRACTIONS:
You
can use your Bala’s Museum receipt for savings at other local attractions
like Santa’s Village, Muskoka Wildlife Centre and Muskoka Heritage Place.
To learn more, click on
www.santasvillage.ca/muskoka-attraction-discounts.php THE
WORLD OF L.M. MONTGOMERY - www.upei.ca/~lmmi/
The L.M. Montgomery Institute site is a wonderful resource. Learn what's happening
with the 100th anniversary of "Anne of Green Gables" in 2008. - yukazine.com/
The amazing Yuka Kajihara-Nolan tells us what is going on in Ontario in terms
of LMM. And the whole world. - www.lmmrc.ca/
L.M. Montgomery Research Centre, University of Guelph. Soon to have DIGITAL ARCHIVES
of LMM’s Journals, scrapbooks, handiwork and photographs. - www2.lib.uoguelph.ca/resources/ccl/
Canadian Childrens' Literature, U of Guelph. All past articles and reviews on
LMM. - lmm.confederationcentre.com/intro.html
Picturing a Canadian Life: L.M. Montgomery's Personal Scrapbooks and Book Covers) - home.earthlink.net/~bcavert/index.html
The
L.M. Montgomery Literary Society is a “must-see” site for all LMM scholars. ONTARIO
SITES P.E.I.
SITES - www.gov.pe.ca/
This government site provides an overview of the island's attractions, including
museums. - www.gov.pe.ca/greengables/index.php3
See the Green Gables House in Cavendish, and an overview of island attractions.
Unfortunately not all museums listed. - www.annesociety.org/
Anne of Green Gables Museum at Park Corner, P.E.I. Maud was married here July
5, 1911, and loved the Campbell family (so do we almost a century later!). - www.bidefordparsonagemuseum.com
Bideford Parsonage Museum, P.E.I. LMM boarded here during her first teaching position. - www.peisland.com/lmm/
Site of Lucy Maud Montgomery's Cavendish Home - www.avonlea.ca
Avonlea
Village is a family-oriented attraction that will keep you busy all day. See site
for details. JAPAN
SITE - club.pep.ne.jp/~r.miki/index.htm
Walk through a Tokyo museum dedicated to the memory of Hanako Muraoko who translated
"Anne of Green Gables" into Japanese during WWII. |
