dartmouth

314 photos and 7 illustrations tagged dartmouth, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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2018

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Michael Dennis said:
This might be in the vicinity of Woodlawn Road near Portland Street.
Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Michael Dennis Hi Michael, any chance you can help me narrow it down a bit? Thanks!

Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Andrew B. has suggested that this could be the access road for the Dartmouth city dump and incinerator, looking towards Crichton Avenue (approximately where Crichton and Lyngby meet today), and that the house seen in the photo could be 238 Crichton Ave.
Taylor MacIntosh said:
I just happened to read an article about Up The Lane today and this house is discussed! Photo included: www.halifaxpubliclibraries.ca/blogs/post/where-i-belong-t...
Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Taylor MacIntosh Thank you for the link and the help in confirming the identification! We have updated the information here and in our database.

Michael Dennis said:
Dunrobin Drive, Dartmouth
Michael Dennis said:
Foundations for 13, 15, 17 visible
Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Michael Dennis Hi Michael, can you point to some details that help you identify this as Dunrobin Drive?
Michael Dennis said:
This is similar view to the other Dunrobin Drive picture, but with the camera moved to the right. The same car is visible in the driveway. As mentioned in the other one, the one with the transverse peaked roof is number 9 on the left, with number 11 to the right, so the foundations would be 13, 15, and 17.
Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Thanks Michael Dennis, it all jives now.