William Critchlow Harris | Hidden Island
Tucked away in downtown Charlottetown is a small, inconspicuous sandstone building known as All Souls' Chapel. Despite its seemingly modest appearance, it's this chapel that's said to reveal the inner mind and heart of its renowned Island architect.
Director, Narrator & Interviewer: Heather Harris (Old Island Homes)
Videographer: Victor Karki
Editor: Justin O'Hanley
Producer / Finishing Editor: Daniel Brown
Executive Producer: Matthew McRae
Music by:
- Gavin Luke (What Once Was)
- Karoliina Gabel (Whelve)
- Aerian (Whelve, Haven)
- David Celeste (Mastermind)
All music and SFX courtesy of Epidemic Sound.
"Sacred Sounds in Harris Churches" was directed by Darin Foulkes and produced by Ian Saunders (2008 / Cisco Inc.). All footage used with permission.
"Gothic Dreams: The Life and Times of a Canadian Architect William Critchlow Harris" written by Rev. Canon Robert C. Tuck and published by Dundurn Press (1978).
"William Harris and His Island Churches" was written by Rev. Canon Robert C. Tuck and published in Issue Two of the Island Magazine (1977).
Special Thanks to: All interviewees and location owners, the Confederation Centre Arts Gallery, Kathleen MacKinnon, Jillian O'Halloran, Cyrilla Saunders, Rev. Canon Robert C. Tuck, William Critchlow Harris.
Hidden Island (formerly Island Digital Voices) is an initiative of the Government of PEI and is administered by the PEI Museum & Heritage Foundation.