Artists: Mercer, Col. A C: Pleasant Street, Halifax, from opposite Widow Uniack'es, looking upward, 1st House on left, Adam Epson's; 2nd Gen. Hewetson, 3rd, Allen, the Auctioneer; 4th, the Bishop's; on the right, Carpenters.

Artists: Mercer, Col. A C: Pleasant Street, Halifax, from opposite Widow Uniack'es, looking upward, 1st House on left, Adam Epson's; 2nd Gen. Hewetson, 3rd, Allen, the Auctioneer; 4th, the Bishop's; on the right, Carpenters.

Artists: Mercer, Col. A C: Southend of Argyle Street, Halifax and the Roman Catholic Church from Mr. Creighton's Door.

Artists: Mercer, Col. A C: Spring Garden Road, Halifax, Roman Catholic Church and Priests' House.

Artists: Mercer, Col. A C: Spring Garden Road, Halifax, Roman Catholic Church and Priests' House.

Artists: Mercer, Col. A. C. : Correspondence between James kenney, Public Archives of Canada, and Harry Piers, Curator, Provincial Museum, Halifax concerning photographs of Col A C Mercer watercolours, 1927-1928

Artists: Mercer, Col. A. C.: Correspondence from Dr. J F Kenney, Public Archives of Canada, to Harry Piers, Curator, Provincial Museum, Nova Scotia concerning Col. A C Mercer watercolours, 13 April 1928

Artists: Mercer, Col. A. C.: Correspondence from James Kenney, Public Archives of Canada to Harry Piers, Curator, Provincial Museum, Nova Scotia, concerning Col. A. C. Mercer watercolours, 15 February 1928

Artists: Mercer, Col. A. C.: Correspondence from James Kenney, Public Archives of Canada to Harry Piers, Curator, Provincial Museum, Nova Scotia, concerning Col. A. C. Mercer watercolours, 3 February 1928

Artists: Mercer, Col. A. C.: Nova Scotia, Entrance of the Narrows, 1840

Artists: Mercer, Col. A. C.: Nova Scotia, Entrance of the Narrows, 1840

Artists: Mercer, Col. A.C.: [New Brunswick]. Barrack at Holtoun St of Maine as seen frome Woodstock Road, 26 June, 1840

Artists: Mercer, Col. A.C.: [Unidentified landscape]

Artists: Mercer, Col. A.C.: [Unidentified landscape]

Artists: Mercer, Col. A.C.: New Brunswick. From a Window in Mrs Grover's Tavern, Woodstock, looking across the St John, 25 or 6 June 1840