Nova Scotia Archives
'An East Coast Port': Halifax in Wartime, 1939-1945
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Letter to Robert Chambers from Herbert Richardson of the National War Finance Committee
Date: 2 July 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 vol. 3662 no. 59
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"Halifax in Wartime: A Collection of Drawings by Robert W. Chambers"
Date: 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Library V/F vol. 260 no. 5
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Tug ERG sunk by freighter lifted from bottom of Bedford Basin
Date: 19 July 1943
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 1995-370 number 11
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Tug ERG after being raised from the bottom of the Bedford Basin
Date: 19 July 1943
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 1995-370 number 12
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Tugs bringing Micmac alongside pier
Date: 18 September 1943
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 1995-370 number 13
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Damage Heavy As Rains Sweep Central Areas
Date: 8 July, 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 9 vol. 64
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Damage is Heavy
Date: 18 July 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 9 vol. 64
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Rainfall Highest in 29 Years
Date: 12 August 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 9 vol. 64
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Storms are Unusual
Date: 30 November 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 9 vol. 64
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Rainfall Highest on Station Books
Date: 10 September 1943
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 9 vol. 64
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Captain Briggs
Reference: Robert Norwood Nova Scotia Archives 1987-481 envelope 92 - 99
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Lieutenant David Stewart
Reference: Robert Norwood Nova Scotia Archives 1987-481 envelope 83 - 91
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Unknown
Reference: Robert Norwood Nova Scotia Archives 1987-481 envelope 76 - 78
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