Bill Cosby Visits Newfoundland, Thanks Rescuers of Civil Rights Giant
Bill Cosby meets with Mayor Wayde Rowsell of Newfoundland to mark a link the area has with the American civil rights movement.

Bill Cosby invited St. Lawrence Mayor Wayde Rowsell and his wife, Carmelita, to attend his show in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador (NL), on Dec. 4, 2009, and also to meet him backstage prior to the show. The men are holding 'Standing into Danger,' a book by Cassie Brown about the U.S. naval disaster off the coast of NL in WWII and the dramatic rescue by the people of the nearby towns of St. Lawrence and Lawn. Courtesy of Wayde Rowsell
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