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Acadian Recorder
The Acadian Recorder was a weekly Halifax newspaper first published in January 1813 by Anthony H. Holland. He was joined in 1821 by his brother, Philip, who took full control of the publication in 1824. The paper eventually came under the auspices of Mssrs. John English and Hugh W. Blackadar in 1837. The Recorder was what we now call a 'newspaper of record' because of its lengthy publication history (nearly a century) and the quality of its news coverage. In the early days, it printed local, national and international news stories. Other features included a weekly almanac, shipping news, obituaries and wedding announcements, a poetry or story section, and a wide range of advertisements.
Issues from 1813 to 1853
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.
Acadian Recorder
Printed by Anthony H. Holland, at his office on Water Street, Halifax.