Nova Scotia Archives
'An East Coast Port': Halifax in Wartime, 1939-1945
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View of harbour looking towards the Ocean Terminals from the Post Office Building
Date: 16 July 1945
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Japanese suicide plane plaque, USS Colorado
Date: 13 June 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
HMCS Peregrine, Dockyard, Halifax
Date: 9 July 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Embarkation Transit Unit, Ocean Terminals
Date: 9 July 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
2 cats in window
Date: 25 August 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
SS Alcoa Partner renamed the USS Auriga in March 1943
Date: 1943
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Grocery store s.e.corner of Barrington and Morris Streets
Date: 27-30 June 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Entrance Gates, Admiralty House, Gottingen Street
Date: 30 June - 1 July 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Sign "Warning Photograph Prohibited, No photographs of Ships or HMC Dockyard may be taken"
Date: 30 June - 1 July 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Halifax Ship yards
Date: 30 June - 1 July 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Basin ships
Date: 30 June - 1 July 1946
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 250
Wartime Censorship in Halifax