Nova Scotia Archives
'An East Coast Port': Halifax in Wartime, 1939-1945
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Crew of H.M.C.S. Nipigon on the deck of their ship
Date: 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives 1978-157 no. 3
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Gasoline, Licence and Ration Coupon Book
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 vol. 105 no. 33
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Three Boy Scouts holding air raid instructions
Reference: Halifax Relief Commission Nova Scotia Archives 1976-166 no. 61 61
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Group of Boy Scouts and first aid officers
Reference: Halifax Relief Commission Nova Scotia Archives 1976-166 no. 62 62
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Letter to Robert Chambers from F.I. Kerr of the Canadian Publishers War Finance Publicity Committee
Date: 24 March 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 vol. 3662 no. 36
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Letter to Robert Chambers from E.F. Daeman of the Shawinigan Falls Review
Date: 14 April 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 vol. 3662 no. 38
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Letter to Robert Chambers from F.I. Kerr of the Canadian Publishers War Finance Publicity Committee
Date: 7 July 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 vol. 3662 no. 45
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Dominion of Canada Second Victory Loan Salesman's Portfolio
Date: 15 June 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 vol. 97 no. 1
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Advertising Victory Loans
Date: 16 June 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Light and Power Nova Scotia Archives MG 9 vol. p. 137
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Victory Loan Parade going along Barrington Street
Date: 18 June 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection Places: Halifax
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Invitation to the Reception of the Victory Loan Torch and the Centenary Celebration of the City of Halifax
Date: 18 June 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 vol. 150 no. 28A
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Souvenir Programme of 'Halifax Torch and Natal Day
Date: 18 June 1941
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives MG 100 vol. 150 no. 28
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At the Dockyard, the Earl of Athlone, Governor General of Canada and Princess Alice being piped aboard a corvette Following HRH on the gangway is Commodore G C Jones, Officer commanding the Atlantic coast
Date: 29 June 1941
Reference: E.A. Bollinger Nova Scotia Archives 1975-305 1941 no. 456-3a
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At the Dockyard, The Earl of Athlone, Governor General of Canada and Princess Alice on board a corvette.
Date: 1941
Reference: E.A. Bollinger Nova Scotia Archives 1975-305 1941 no. 456-4b
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At the Dockyard, Halifax, The Earl of Athlone, Governor General of Canada leaving corvette
Date: 29 June 1941
Reference: E.A. Bollinger Nova Scotia Archives 1975-305 1941 no. 456-7c
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