Nova Scotia Archives
Built Heritage Resource Guide
King Edward Hotel, Halifax, After the Fire
Date: 30 December 1911
Photographer: Notman Studio
Reference: Notman StudioNova Scotia Archives no. 20564
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Fire
"Fire Which Destroyed W.D. Piercey's Home on Dutch Village Rd."
Date: 10 December 1943
Reference: Halifax Civil Emergency CorpsNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1995-188 no. 46
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Fire
"Masonic Building Burning, Guysborough, NS"
Date: 13 July 1933
Photographer: William H. Buckley
Reference: Buckley familyNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1985-386 no. 389
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Fire
"Halifax Fire Department Fighting a Fire on Argyle St., Halifax, with a Canadian National Express Truck Assisting."
Date: 1941
Photographer: E.A. Bollinger
Reference: E.A. BollingerNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1975-305 1941 no. 246A
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Fire
Labour Temple Fire, North Park Street, Halifax
Date: 2 January 1945
Reference: Halifax Civil Emergency CorpsNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1995-188 no. 91
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Fire
Damage to St. James Church, Pictou, After Hurricane Edna
Date: 1954
Reference: Roland H. SherwoodNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1996-127 subseries 2 no. 230
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Hurricane
Hartlan Ghost House, South East Passage
Date: [ca. 1928]
Photographer: Helen Creighton
Reference: Helen CreightonNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1987-178 no. 307
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Neglect
"Giant McAskill's House, St. Ann's"
Date: 1930s
Photographer: Clara Dennis
Reference: Clara DennisNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1981-541 no. 409
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Neglect
"Old Major House, Cap La Ronde, Isle Madame"
Photographer: Clara Dennis
Reference: Clara DennisNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1981-541 no. 263
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Neglect
"Mary Little Lamb Mat House on Tancook"
Photographer: Clara Dennis
Reference: Clara DennisNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1981-541 no. 513
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Neglect
Aerial View Showing Central Business District from the Harbour to Citadel Hill
Date: ca. 1935
Photographer: Nova Scotia Bureau of Information
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection: Places: Halifax: Air View
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Redevelopment
"Shack Ordered Torn Down by the Board of Health"
Date: 1941
Photographer: E.A. Bollinger
Reference: E.A. BollingerNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1975-305 1941 no. 462-I
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Redevelopment
Corner of Jacob Street and Brunswick
Photographer: Castle Studios
Reference: Edward J. KellyNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1985-417 no. 3
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Redevelopment
"Halifax Street Scenes", Intersection of Jacob and Grafton Streets
Date: ca. 1947
Photographer: Robert Norwood
Reference: Robert NorwoodNova Scotia Archives accession no. 1987-481 nos. 359-377
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Redevelopment
Photographer, with a Camera and Tripod, Photographing a Decorated Birney Streetcar, Marking the End of Tram-Car Service in the Main Part of Halifax
Date: 26 March 1949
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection: Transportation and Communication: Street Cars: Birney Street Car
Topic: Disasters and Loss - When Built Heritage is Destroyed / Redevelopment