Home Prologue to Emigration Hard Times in Eyjafjörđur The Viking Heart I love you little… Pioneers Across The Atlantic The Voyage across the Atlantic in 1873 To Those Bound West Sailing away from Iceland 1873 Settlement in Canada The First Two Years News from Shawano County Sandy Bar Magnús Elíasson recites the poem Sandy Bar Stories of the Settlement ""Now I won't go a foot farther" From an interview with Guđjón Árnason from Espihóll. "It was an incredibly hard winter..." From an interview with Stefán Stefánsson from Gimli. "And the first child born here in the West..." From an interview with Guđjón Árnason from Espihóll. "And then they began to build..." From an interview with Guđjón Árnason from Espihóll. "My father came West in 1883..." From an interview with Rev. Harald[ur] Sigmar, Sr. A new society of Western Icelanders The Carousal in Winnipeg John Ramsey the native Indian Farm in America Winnipeg Icelander How I got the better of the county council The language of Western Icelanders From an interview with Kristinn Oddsson in Vancouver. Icelandic in the West. From the radio episode The secret of the Vínarterta. Indian Tales "But our countrymen were tough." From an interview with Guđjón Árnason from Espihóll in Gimli. "Fussy eaters, those redskins." From an interview with Rev. Harald Sigmar, Sr. The Present and the Roots The Music of Failure Address of the Mountain Woman 1944 Kristjana Gunnars' poem Sunfish The Secret of the Vínarterta To be a Child of Icelandic origin in the New World. A visit to Farm Breiđablik in Geysircounty. Ađ vera barn af íslenskum ćttum í Vesturheimi Heimsókn ađ bćnum Breiđablik í Geysisbyggđ. The Secret of the Vínarterta. First episode. The Secret of the Vínarterta. Second episode. What Nationality is the Culture of Icelandic-Canadians? Personalities from the history of Western Icelanders