Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 1 number 80

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031

Note: Corner of Windmill Road and Grove Street — appears to be a house under construction.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 151

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 152

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 154

Note: The Halifax Relief Commission built a new home on this property for Bessie and John Baxter and their family.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 156

Note: Florence Huxtable and her father Robert, a retired patent maker, lived at 216 Windmill Road.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 157

Note: Martin Behan, teamster, his wife Blanche, and their children lived at 53 Hester Street (now 48 Hester Street), Dartmouth.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 159

Note: Laura and John Dillman raised 10 children in this house at 55 Hester Street (now 50 Hester Street), Dartmouth.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 160

Note: Bertha and Alton Dillman lived at 57 Hester Street (now 54 Hester Street), Dartmouth. They had 7 children. After the Explosion, the family returned to live at this address, in a new house built by the Halifax Relief Commission.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 161

Note: William Beckwith, retired shipwright and north-end ferry operator, and his wife Eliza lived at 75 Hester Street (now 60 Hester Street), Dartmouth. After the Explosion, they returned to this address, and lived in a new house built by the Halifax Relief Commission.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 162

Note: Duplex at 49-51 Hester Street, Dartmouth (current number) was repaired following the Explosion and is still standing in 2018.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 163

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 164

Note: Widow Mary (Higgins) Wright and her young son lived at 45 Hester Street (now 36 Hester Street), Dartmouth.  In her published first-person account of the Explosion, Mary's daughter, Gertrude (Wright) Pettipas, described the house as being "almost a total ruin."

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 165

Note: 32 Hester Street (now 33 Hester Street), Dartmouth was repaired after the Explosion.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 166