Nova Scotia Archives
'An East Coast Port': Halifax in Wartime, 1939-1945
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U.S. Destroyer 430, USS Eberle
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 101
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
U.S. Destroyer 440, USS Ericsson going out, U.S. troop transport ship and waterboat Baxter Dick
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 101
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
USS New York and destroyers 442, Ulvert M Moore; 424, Niblack and 421, Benson
Date: 1942
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 102
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Dutch passenger ship PKQ36, freighters and tug W.J. Harahan pushing Halcrane north
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 102
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
CNS Lady Rodney
Date: 17 June 1942
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 102
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Hospital Ship, HMHS Newfoundland
Date: 14 June 1942
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 103
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
U.S. sea train, possibly Texas
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 103
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Convoy coming in, SS Panaruba, SS Topdalsfjord and SS J.L.M. Curry
Date: 1 December 1941
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 104
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Destroyer G-95, HMS Montgomery and SS Topdalsfjord coming in, SS Tungsha in back
Date: 1 December 1941
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 104
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Yawl HMCS Glencairn comes in, Axel Johnson and Empire Panther
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 105
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Tug Lavaltrie pushing a lighter with covered house, several freighters in background
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 105
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
HMS Aimwell
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 106
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Rear end of a convoy, Whale Oil Factory and El Nil
Date: 21 June 1942
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 106
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
J.L.M. Curry, invasion barges and Empire Panther
Date: 23 June 1942
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 106
Wartime Censorship in Halifax
Hospital Ship, HMHS Newfoundland at wharf and Fort Townshend
Date: 16 June 1942
Reference: H.B. Jefferson Nova Scotia Archives 1992-304 / 43.1.4 107
Wartime Censorship in Halifax