Raymond Cope and Sandy Julien as players on
the McClures Mills Hockey Team in the 1950s
One of Canada's premier hockey destinations: Windsor, Nova Scotia. The place where the game evolved from hurley-on-ice (played locally, on Long Pond, c. 1800) to the modern game played worldwide. This museum and website trace its evolution.
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