For this week's 75x75 installment, we're featuring businessman Noel Hutton. His entrepreneurial spirit and innovative strategies have significantly shaped local industries. From establishing crucial infrastructure in rural communities to expanding into international markets, his influence has been pivotal. As Chairman of the Hutton Group of Companies, Noel continues to mentor and lead, embodying a legacy of resilience and community commitment. Join us in a conversation with a leader whose vision extends far beyond the boardroom.
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1) Photo Courtesy of the Centre for Newfoundland Studies Archives (Coll-137, Photo 2.01.017), Memorial University of Newfoundland Library.
2) Photo courtesy of Library and Archives Canada. (3408569)
3) Road under construction at Piccadilly, Port au Port Peninsula. Stoker Family Photograph fonds. Copyright held by the Maritime History Archive.
4) Photo sourced from Newfoundland Quarterly. “Stacking a Fish Drum, Shoe Cove” black and white photo by Edith S. Watson, from “Working the Rock: Newfoundland and Labrador in Photographs of Edith S. Watson, 1890-1930” by Frances Rooney.
5) Photo courtesy of The Rooms Provincial Archives Division (A 12-122).
6) Photographer unknown. Reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections (Coll. 137 24.02.001), Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
7) Photo by Robert Holloway. Reproduced by permission of Archives and Special Collections (Coll. 137 07.04.004), Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
8) Photo courtesy of Noel Hutton.
9) Photo from the A.R. Penney Collection. Courtesy of Harry Cuff Publications.
10) Photo courtesy of Noel Hutton.
11) The Confederate (1949)
12) Photo courtesy of the Town of St. Anthony
13) Ships in harbour, St. John's. S.S. Newfoundland in the harbour, 1925-1940. Photo courtesy of Archives and Special Collections (03.05.016). Memorial University of Newfoundland.
14) Joey Smallwood celebrates victory, July 1948. Memorial University of Newfoundland, Archives and Manuscript Division, Collection 285 - JR Smallwood
15) Joey Smallwood gives a speech, April 8th, 1959. Photo by Duncan Cameron. Photo Courtesy of Library and Archives Canada (PA-113253)