Nova Scotia Archives
'An East Coast Port': Halifax in Wartime, 1939-1945
Results 61 to 75 of 79 from your search: ch4
"In War, and Now in Peace, the Work of Mercy Never Ends"
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95C
Women and Families Respond to War
"3000 Volunteer Blood Donations"
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95C
Women and Families Respond to War
"Blood is Life! Be a Voluntary Blood Donor"
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95C
Women and Families Respond to War
"Donor Equipment Shown"
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95C
Women and Families Respond to War
"Fiftieth Blood Donation"
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95F
Women and Families Respond to War
"Gives Blood 50 Times to Set Record"
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95F
Women and Families Respond to War
First Aid workers and others
Date: 22 June 1943
Reference: Halifax Civil Emergency Corps Nova Scotia Archives 1995-188/32 MG 20 vol. 751 no. 40
Women and Families Respond to War
Army Parade at Barrington and George Street
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 1995-370 number 37
Women and Families Respond to War
C.W.A.C., Grand Parade
Reference: John F. Rogers Nova Scotia Archives 1995-370 number 38
Women and Families Respond to War
Miss Laleah Almon of the Canadian Red Cross
Reference: Robert Norwood Nova Scotia Archives 1987-481
Women and Families Respond to War
HMCS Wren, Miss E. Joan Moon
Reference: Robert Norwood Nova Scotia Archives 1987-481
Women and Families Respond to War
Advertisment for Blood Donors Registration Week
Date: 2 February 1944
Reference: Canadian Red Cross Society, Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives MG 20 vol. 1369 95B
Women and Families Respond to War
The "Wrens" of the WRCNS take over shore jobs to free men for sea service
Date: December 1944
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives D779 C2 C3 1944
Women and Families Respond to War
This Wren is mixing chemicals in a photographic laboratory
Date: December 1944
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives D779 C2 C3 1944
Women and Families Respond to War
Wrens work in photographic dark rooms
Date: December 1944
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives D779 C2 C3 1944
Women and Families Respond to War