Thursday, May 25, 2006. Civilization in wilderness - view over Alexis Bay. The Human Figure represents the spirit of Port Hope Simpson and its enthusiastic fire. The Labrador Flag represents our heritage. The House represents the importance of home and family that exists in our community. Port Hope Simpson Come Home Year 2002.

An innocent three and a half year old infant girl and her 27 year old father, eldest son of the owner of the Labrador Development Company Ltd. , died in suspicious, acrimonious circumstances in Port Hope Simpson, Labrador, Newfoundland, Canada in the early hours of 3 February 1940. The cause of their deaths is still not yet established. Sunday, March 19, 2006.

Two unsolved deaths in 1940 still tarnishes the great history of progress achieved by the people of Port Hope Simpson in making their town a better place in which to live. Tuesday, March 21, 2006. Memorial tombstone to the eldest son and grand-daughter of J. Williams, owner of the Labrador development company ltd. based in Port Hope Simpson.

Port Hope Simpson history of development with photographs. Port Hope Simpson history of development with photographs. A hoary tale of greed, money, cruelty, deception, boom and bust, get-rich-quick, 1930s unsustainable industrialisation of the Labrador forests. Terrible economic hardship and poverty, political corruption,intrigue,horror and mystery. Monday, March 20, 2006. The Port Hope Simpson Come Home 2002 town emblem.

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