Nova Scotia Archives
African Nova Scotians in the Age of Slavery and Abolition
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Man lighting his pipe, Guysborough
Date: [ca. 1900]
Photographer: William H. Buckley
Reference: Buckley family Nova Scotia Archives accession number 1985-386/43
John Bowden, Guysborough
Date: [ca. 1900]
Photographer: William H. Buckley
Reference: Buckley family Nova Scotia Archives accession number 1985-386/82
''Joe Izzard playing the fiddle (copy for J. Bowden)''
Date: [ca. 1900]
Photographer: William H. Buckley
Reference: Buckley family Nova Scotia Archives accession number 1985-386/881
Eliza Brody in her home at Sunnyville, Guysborough County
Date: [ca. 1905]
Photographer: William H. Buckley
Reference: Buckley family Nova Scotia Archives accession number 1985-386/26
Church picnic, Weymouth Falls
Date: [ca. 1900]
Photographer: unknown
Credit: Dalhousie University Archives
Reference G. D. Campbell Photograph Collection Dalhousie University Archives PC4, Box 1, Folder 2
Una Gibson, Shelburne
Date: [ca. 1900]
Photographer: unknown
Credit: Black Cultural Centre
Reference Black Cultural Centre
Edward 'Ned' Beals, Preston
Date: [ca. 1890]
Photographer: George H. Craig
Credit: Dartmouth Heritage Museum
Reference George H. Craig Photograph Collection, 1885 - 1894 Dartmouth Heritage Museum image number A562; accession number 92.7.189
''School at Five Mile Plains where Miss DeWolf taught around 1912''
Date: [ca. 1912]
Photographer: Miss DeWolf?
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives L. DeW. Rathbun, First Freed Slaves at Five Mile Plains and Vicinity (typescript, 1950), ill. number 4 (GN / R18)
''James Croxen and some members of his family''
Date: [ca. 1912]
Photographer: unknown
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives L. DeW. Rathbun, First Freed Slaves at Five Mile Plains and Vicinity (typescript, 1950), ill. number 1 (GN / R18)
''Rita Sampson, 7th generation of Hoping Bowen and Samuel Johnson''
Date: [ca. 1950]
Photographer: unknown
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives L. DeW. Rathbun, First Freed Slaves at Five Mile Plains and Vicinity (typescript, 1950), ill. number 7 (GN / R18)
''Mary David born August 9, 1866, great-grandaughter of Samuel Johnson, granddaughter of Pompey Johnson and daughter of Ellen Clark, taken at Five Mile Plains, October 15, 1951''
Date: 1951
Photographer: unknown
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives L. DeW. Rathbun, First Freed Slaves at Five Mile Plains and Vicinity (typescript, 1950), ill. number 8 (GN /R18)
Thomas Beals family of North Preston
Date: [1930s]
Photographer: Clara Dennis
Reference: Clara Dennis Nova Scotia Archives accession number 1983-468/106
''John Farmer, descendent of Jupiter the slave, Birchtown, Shelburne County''
Date: [early 1930s]
Photographer: Clara Dennis
Reference: Clara Dennis Nova Scotia Archives accession number 1983-468/33
Houses belonging to the Colley family, on the site of Governor's Farm, Preston
Date: 2 October 1934
Photographer: Gauvin & Gentzel
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection: Places: Preston
Scene at North Preston, showing the Baptist church
Date: 2 October 1934
Photographer: Gauvin & Gentzel
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection: Places: Preston