Conversations
Here are conversations that have happened in the last week on Flickr Commons:
1795 unidentified street, Halifax downtown
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- Ryan Tucker said:
Identified! Sewer project on Queen Street after Morris
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Ryan Tucker said:
Definitely looks like Queen Street after Morris. 1320 Queen on the left and the Old Infirmary on the right. The facade and fencing on the right match an old photo of the Infirmary (www.facebook.com/share/p/1H5ZeKJVVv/?mibextid=wwXIfr)
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Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Thanks, Ryan Tucker! It does look like this is most likely the Halifax Infirmary. We'll update the database description to reflect the location.
New Wolseley & DKW automobiles in showroom (for Building Publishing Co), 1938
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beachcomber australia said:
Read All About It!
Dalgety's New Premises - trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/27976593
DKW, Hudson and Wolseley car showrooms; corner Cathedral and Riley Streets, Woolloomooloo (for Building Publishing Co)
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blinky bot said:
A fabulous building. I hope it’s still there
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Lara Vu said:
Belle capture!
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dunedoo said:
Another angle
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beachcomber australia said:
Read All About It!
Dalgety's New Premises - trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/27976593
Identified! Tenement building on Market Street
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Ryan Tucker said:
"A Redevelopment Study of Halifax, Nova Scotia 1957" (Retrieval Code 711.45 .S8 v.1) refers to it as "TENEMENT BUILDING IN MARKET STREET" on page 14 (PDF page 25).
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Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Good catch, Ryan Tucker! It looks like we did note the study and that it was possibly on Market Street in the database description and forgot to note that here - we will go back in and make it clearer that we do think it is Market Street. Thank you for the identification!
Make sure to take my best side?
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Niall McAuley said:
Sharon Corbet but that pic is not Lady Clodagh, it is the Misses Malcolmson at their house called Clodiagh House.
HC06010A
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Laura Fraixanet said:
Thanks Lois for your research. We know a lot more about our house now. Wondering if Mary Boyd has more knowledge to share about the house
Al Purdy
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jessamyn west said:
Thank you for adding this image, I've put it on his Wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Purdy
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Community Archives said:
jessamyn west That's great, thanks!
Reception for Captain Cook, Ha'apai, Tonga, 1773-1784
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Mike Kelly said:
Looks like Polynesians had dogs, never thought about that before.
Three Aboriginal men, one man wearing a king plate, camped alongside a track, ca. 1900
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Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies said:
Neddy wears a wonderful ornate plate, there was at least one other King Neddy, this one near Tharwa, Australian Capital Territory. - www.nma.gov.au/explore/features/aboriginal-breastplates/l...
And King Merryman stands with his friend Neddy in front of a tree that was marked as a site where Aboriginal people settled matters of law. www.nma.gov.au/explore/features/aboriginal-breastplates/p...
Self-portrait of Anton Foitik, wearing a mask and top hat
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Johnson Campbell said:
I watched it all the way through. The result was truly unique. I've always appreciated your photography. Great work. I think we should agree to purchase the photography . Are you offering it for sale?
121.53. Oceania gőzös
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Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law Library said:
Ugyanaz a felvétel: gallery.hungaricana.hu/en/SzerencsKepeslap/1203924/
Don Athaldo 1938 SLNSW_FL9703421
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clive422 said:
What people did for a laugh before the Internet came along.
Great picture!