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A violation of our history : theft of index file cards sours spirit at Public Archives 1990. pages 11.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - V/F V.323 #27 - Vertical File
In: The Daily News, Sun. Nov. 11, 1990.
Blacks — Nova Scotia — History
Women's studies — Nova Scotia
Stealing
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Acadienne de Clare / par Edith (Comeau) Tufts. Saulnierville : E. (Comeau) Tufts, 1977. 93 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - F5249 C591 T914 - Open Shelf
Women — Nova Scotia Biography
Acadians — Nova Scotia — Biography
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Clare (N.S.) — History.
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Alice of Grand Pre : Alice T. Shaw and her Grand Pre Seminary : female education in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick / James Doyle Davison. Wolfville : J.D. Davison, 1981. ix, 197 pages, [12] pages of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 22
Nova Scotia Archives Library - F5204.9 S534 D265 - Open Shelf
NL copy: Author's autograph copy. NL copy: Manuscript correction in text pages 87.
High School principals — Nova Scotia — Wolfville — Biography
Women — Education — Nova Scotia — Wolfville — History.
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Challenging the regional stereotype : essays on the 20th century Maritimes / Ernest R. Forbes. Fredericton, N.B. : Acadiensis Press, 1989. 220 pages ; 23 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - F5180 F693 - Open Shelf
Women — Suffrage — Nova Scotia
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Maritime Provinces — History — 20th century
Maritime Provinces — Economic conditions — 20th century
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Dartmouth's memorable women 1750-1994 : an exhibition at the Dartmouth Heritage Museum June 6 to July 24, 1994 / guest curator, Joan Payzant. Dartmouth : Dartmouth Heritage Museum, 1994. 43 pages : 28 cm. +1 folded sheet 4 pages : 28 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - V/F V.542 #6 - Vertical File
Includes bibliographical references.
Women — Nova Scotia — Dartmouth — History
Museums — Nova Scotia — Dartmouth — Periodicals.
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Female reformers in Victorian Nova Scotia: architects of new womanhood / Michael J. Smith. Halifax : 1986. [v], 186 pages ; 28 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - HQ1459 N935 S655
Feminism — Nova Scotia — 19th century
Women — History — 19th century
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History of hobby crafters : 1974 - 2005 / resource person, Elisabeth Macmillan ; scribe, Majorie Mott. Kentville : Hobby Crafters, 2006-. 63 pages : illustrations some copies; 29 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - V/F V.540 #15 - Vertical File
Presented to Nova Scotia Archives by Hobby Crafters, Kentville, N.S. May 2, 2006. Title from cover. Publication details from preliminary pages.
Macmillan, Elisabeth
Mott, Majorie.
Hobbyists — Nova Scotia — Kentville — History
Women artisans — Nova Scotia — Kentville — History.
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History of the ladies groups of the Onslow congregation as presented June 15th, 1988 at the dedication of the first memorial window in the Onslow United Church 1988. 9, 11 pages : 28 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - V/F V.364 #18 - Vertical File
Onslow United Church (Onslow, N.S.)
Women and religion — Nova Scotia — Onslow — History
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I can manage my own business affairs female industrial workers in Halifax at the turn of the twentieth century Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1990.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - Microfiche M996 I15 - Open Shelf
Women — Employment — Nova Scotia — Halifax — History
Women — Social conditions — Nova Scotia — Halifax
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Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women
International Women's Day Halifax : The Council, 1990. 5 pages : illustrations; 23 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - V/F V.396 #17 - Vertical File
Women — Nova Scotia — History
International Women's Day
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Mothers of the municipality : women, work and social policy in post-1945 Halifax / edited by Judith Fingard and Janet Guildford. Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 2005. viii, 318 pages, [24] pages of plates : illustrations, ports. ; 2
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - HQ1460 H173 M918 2005
Fingard, Judith, 1943-
Guildford, Janet, 1946-
Women in community organization — Nova Scotia — Halifax — History — 20th century
Women volunteers in social science — Nova Scotia — Haifax — History — 20th century
Halifax (N.S.) — Social policy.
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Nurses and nursing in early twentieth-century Halifax / by Kathryn M. McPherson. Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1984. 137 frames ; 11 X 15 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - Microfiche M143 - Open Shelf
Nursing — Nova Scotia — Halifax — History
Women — Employment — Nova Scotia — Halifax — History
Nursing — Social aspects — Nova Scotia — Halifax — History.
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The Grohmann Journey to Freedom : a true story / by Berta Grohmann-Babinec. Pictou : Berta Grohmann-Babinec, 2013. 136 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 21 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - TS380.4 G764 2013
Berta Grohmann-Babinec was 25 years old when she arrived in Canada. She had immigrated here with her family and settled down in the small town of Pictou, Nova Scotia. She describes her childhood, what she and her family went through during the war, the nightmares after the war, and her journey to Canada. Grohmann Knives Limited is a small family business with a big reputation. It is an Old World story that began before the second World War, when a commercial buyer from Quebec traveled once a year to a factory in Sudetenland, then a German region of Czechoslovakia, to buy pocket knives. Every year the buyer would urge Rudolph Grohmann the production manager at a plant in Mikulasovice (Nixdorf), to come to Canada , promising him help to get started. Mr. Grohmann would always decline as he was happy in his own country, but after the war, the political situation grew desperate and in 1949 Rudolph Grohmann accepted the offer. Rudolph's daughter Berta married Michael Babinec Sr who was from Rudno nad Hrohom. Within a year, Grohmann and his family arrived in Nova Scotia at the invitation of the provincial government-funded Pictou Cutlery. Grohmann Knives Limited was formed in 1961 by the family and was run by one of Grohmann's daughters, Berta, & her husband Michael Babinec Sr.
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Acadia University. Art Gallery
Women at Acadia University: the first fifty years, 1884-1934: / an exhibition of photographs from Acadia University Archives / organized by Acadia University Women's Centenary Committee. Kentville Publishing 1983-. 32 pages; illustrations, ports; 22 cm.
Nova Scotia Archives Library - use request slip - V/F V.261 #10a - Vertical File
Catalogue notes by Margaret Conrad, Elizabeth Rice and Patricia Townsend.
Women in Nova Scotia — History
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