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Pedestrians on Macdonald Bridge [Natal Day?]

from Halifax Municipal Archives

  • scosborne said:
    I remember walking the bridge on Natal Day as a child in the 1980's. At least one year they had all the MacDonald's mascots there. Grimace and Hamburglar were terrifying at full size.

[View to southeast from Citadell Hill]

from Halifax Municipal Archives

  • Mark C said:
    That is Citadel Motors on the left, at the corner of Brunswick and Sackville Streets. The lot is currently occupied by Cambridge Suites.

D.G.S. Earl Grey in the Northwest Arm, [Memorial Tower Dedication]

from Halifax Municipal Archives

  • James White said:
    This appears to be CGS EARL GREY, Northumberland Strait icebreaker with accommodations for the Governor-General. This ship had a long history in Russian service and was the 3rd vessel to be commissioned into the fledgling Royal Canadian Navy, after HMCS NIOBE and HMCS RAINBOW.
  • Halifax Municipal Archives said:
    James White Hello James - you appear to be correct! Thanks for spotting this one. The Duke of Connaught, Governor General to Canada, arrived on the D.G.S. Earl Grey on August 13 1912 for the dedication of the Memorial Tower. More about the visit can be found here: www.halifax.ca/about-halifax/municipal-archives/exhibits/...

Smith Wharf, Water St.

from Halifax Municipal Archives

  • Clarence B Vautier said:
    Do you have any more slides of boats around the east coast of canada?
  • Halifax Municipal Archives said:
    Clarence B Vautier Hello Clarence! We have some other photos of boats around the area that is now the Halifax Regional Municipality, which you can view by searching our database (you can filter by Graphic Material only): 7046.sydneyplus.com/archive/final/portal.aspx You might also want to check with the Nova Scotia Archives.