Nova Scotia Archives
Halifax and Its People / 1749-1999
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"Presentation to the Marquis of Lorne of Micmac Indians, in the Council Chamber of the Provincial Building, Halifax, November 26th", 1878
Date: 1878
Medium: lithograph published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 21 December 1878
Artist: from sketches by H.A. Ogden
Reference: Prints Old and Rare Nova Scotia Archives 1997-233 no. 6
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"School children at unveiling of fountain, Public Gardens, Halifax, Jubilee week, 1897"
Date: 1897
Photographer: Notman Studio
Reference: Notman Studio Nova Scotia Archives no. 4073
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"Musquodoboit Centennial Celebrations", 11-13 July 1915
Date: 1968
Reference: William A. Fisher Collection Nova Scotia Archives Photo Drawer Places - Musquodoboit, Middle - Churches - Presbyterian Centenary, nos. 2,4
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King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's visit to Halifax, 1939
Date: 14 June 1939
Photographer: John Kanelokas
Reference: Jean C. Cuthbert Nova Scotia Archives Photo Drawer - People - George VI - Visit, 1939
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Halifax Bicentenary Parade on Quinpool Road, Looking East near Oxford Street, 1949
Date: 1949
Photographer: Nova Scotia Bureau of Information
Reference: Nova Scotia Information Service Nova Scotia Archives no. 3906
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HRH Princess Elizabeth and Premier Angus L. Macdonald Walking between Boy Scouts and Girl Guides in Province House, 1951
Date: 1951
Photographer: The Halifax Herald Ltd.
Reference: Girl Guides of Canada. Nova Scotia Division Nova Scotia Archives 1981-352 no. 25
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President William Jefferson ("Bill") Clinton Greets Onlookers during the G-7 Economic Summit held in Halifax, 15 June 1995
Date: 15 June 1995
Photographer: MCPL M. Ray, CFB Halifax
Reference: G7 21st Economic Summit [courtesy Canada. Department of National Defence] Nova Scotia Archives 1996-178 no. 8
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Sleeping or Dead Child, ca. 1867
Date: ca. 1867
Photographer: The People's Gallery
Reference: Album no. 5 Nova Scotia Archives no. 74
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"W.J. Kinnear's Grp [group]", ca. 1880
Date: ca. 1880
Photographer: Notman Studio
Reference: Notman Studio Nova Scotia Archives no. 48479
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Wedding of Miss Mary Borden and Mr. Richard Tynes, Dartmouth, 1898
Date: 1898
Photographer: O. Bertram Stubbs
Reference: Joan Payzant Nova Scotia Archives 1983-396
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Province of Nova Scotia Marriage Slip for Richard Tynes and Mary Ann Borden, 15 June 1898
Date: 15 June 1898
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives microfilm 16263 [Halifax County Marriage Licences 1898 #179]
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Wedding of the Rev. Willoughby Goddard-Fenwick and Miss Ella Major in Sackville, NS, 1912
Date: 24 September 1912
Photographer: Gauvin & Gentzel
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Drawer - Miscellaneous - Costumes - Weddings - Sackville
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First Communion – Group of Boys and Priests on the Steps of St. Mary's Cathedral, Halifax, 1930
Date: 31 May 1930
Photographer: J.C.M. Hayward
Reference: Eveleen L. Burns Nova Scotia Archives 1995-85 no. 26
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"Leaving St. Mary's Cathedral" and "Proceeding along Spring Garden Rd.", Funeral of Premier Angus L. Macdonald, 19 April 1954
Date: 19 April 1954
Photographer: Royal Canadian Navy, National Defence Nos. 30274, 30290
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives Photo Drawer - People - Macdonald, Angus L. - Funeral
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"Warrant Officers, Sergeant Majors & Sergeants of 63rd Battalion, Halifax Rifles, Halifax, N.S., about 1890. 13 of them wearing North-West Rebellion Medals of 1885"
Date: ca. 1890
Photographer: Notman Studio
Reference: Notman Studio Nova Scotia Archives no. 100059
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