Nova Scotia Archives

Still Standing

W.G. MacLaughlan photographic albums of buildings damaged by the Halifax Explosion

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37 Livingstone Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 64

Note: Frank McNeil, employee Round House Canadian Government Railway and Peter Sampson, stevedore and Frank McAvoy, employee Dominion Textiles lived at 37 Livingstone Street.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 64

35 Livingstone Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 65

Note: William H. Conrad, retired car inspector Canadian Government Railway lived at 35 Livingstone Street.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 65

Unidentified Building, MacLaughlan album 1 number 66

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 66

5 and 7a Stairs Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 67

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 67

9 Stairs Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 68

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 68

11 Stairs Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 69

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 69

15 Stairs Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 71

Note: John Northage, foreman City Works lived at 15 Stairs Street.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 71

359 Agricola Street - corner of Livingstone and Agricola Streets, MacLaughlan album 1 number 72

Note: Willis S. Bethune retired lived at 359 Agricola Street.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 72

365 and 367 Agricola Street, MacLaughlan album 1 number 73

Note: Joseph R. Dibbon, carpenter Canadian Government Railway Round House lived at 365 Agricola Street. Fred H. Casman, foreman Hillis and Sons Foundry lived at 367 Agricola Street and was killed in explosion.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 73