First photo:
The Northumberland Novice A Yellow team members were the first to get their photo taken with the Stanley Cup upon its arrival at the Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre in Montague Thursday morning. The Northumberland and Montague Novice teams had just completed a game at the Wellness Centre, and both teams got up close and personal with this piece of hockey history. Wellness staff say they stopped counting after 700 but estimated at least 1,000 people dropped in to see the Cup. David MacDonald photo

Second photo:

The Stanley Cup towered over Gabrieal Holland, right, who looked up in awe at the famous NHL trophy. Gabrieal along with sister Breahanna Roche-Callaghan were among hundreds who had their photo taken with the Cup at the Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre. They are the children of Jerry Holland and Annette Callaghan of Cardigan. David MacDonald photo

Third photo:
Brodie Creed and his daughter Lena of Montague, had fun with mascot Peter Puck at the Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre. David MacDonald photo

Fourth photo:

As ‘The Keeper of the Cup’, Phil Pritchard is the only person, other than the winners of the NHL Holy Grail, who is authorized to carry it from place to place, and he was on hand for all of the stops on the Stanley Cup Relay as it went across the Island this week. David MacDonald photo