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Governor's House and St. Mather's Meeting House at Halifax in Nova Scotia (1759)
Governor's House and St. Mather's Meeting House at Halifax in Nova Scotia (1759)

Governor's House and St. Mather's Meeting House at Halifax in Nova Scotia (1759)

Date1777
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Governor's House and St. Mather's Meeting House at Halifax in Nova Scotia (1759)
Subject
    GeographyGeographical FeatureSambro Island (N.S.)
    GeographyCity, town, townshipHalifax
    GeographyRegion or DistrictHalifax (N.S. : Regional municipality)
    GeographyProvince stateNova Scotia
    GeographyCountryCanada
    Medium
    Etchings (prints)
    Dimensions328 x 508; 366 x 525; 413 x 597 mm
    Language
      ProvenanceGift of J. Ross Robertson
      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberOHQ2-PICTURES-S-R-39
      Sound advice: Going over the plans for New Massey Hall are Ted Schultz (right) of Bolt, Beranek and Newman, acoustical designers, and Douglas Haldenby of Mathers and Haldenby, site architects
      Sound advice: Going over the plans for New Massey Hall are Ted Schultz (right) of Bolt, Beranek and Newman, acoustical designers, and Douglas Haldenby of Mathers and Haldenby, site architects
      Russell, Jim
      n.d.
      Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia As Appears from George Island (1759)
      Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia As Appears from George Island (1759)
      Mason, James, 1710-1783
      1777
      Part of the Town & Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Looking down George Street to the Opposite Shore Called Dartmouth (1759)
      Part of the Town & Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Looking down George Street to the Opposite Shore Called Dartmouth (1759)
      Boydell, John
      1777
      Church of Saint Paul and the Parade at Halifax in Nova Scotia, 1759
      Church of Saint Paul and the Parade at Halifax in Nova Scotia, 1759
      Fougeron, John, active 1760-1768
      1777
      Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia As They Appear from the Opposite Shore Called Dartmouth (1759)
      Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia As They Appear from the Opposite Shore Called Dartmouth (1759)
      John Boydell (London)
      1777
      Part of the Town & Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Looking down Prince Street to the Opposite Shore (1759)
      Part of the Town & Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia, Looking down Prince Street to the Opposite Shore (1759)
      Mason, James, 1710-1783
      1777
      Review of the rise and progress of the Church of England in Nova Scotia, being a sermon preached before the honourable the Board of Governors and the (...)
      Review of the rise and progress of the Church of England in Nova Scotia, being a sermon preached before the honourable the Board of Governors and the (...)
      Church of England
      1858
      State of the Catholics in Nova Scotia, [proceedings in the House of assembly, Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Monday, Feb
      State of the Catholics in Nova Scotia, [proceedings in the House of assembly, Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Monday, Feb
      Bradbury & co.
      1827
      Commissioners House, in the Naval Yard, Halifax (Nova Scotia)
      Commissioners House, in the Naval Yard, Halifax (Nova Scotia)
      Gold, Joyce
      1804
      Old Spar House and Dock, Halifax, Nova Scotia
      Old Spar House and Dock, Halifax, Nova Scotia
      Hunter, Frederick Leo, 1863-1943
      1888
      A report of the formation of a Methodist missionary society for the Nova-Scotia district, at a public meeting held at the Methodist chapel, Halifax, o(...)
      A report of the formation of a Methodist missionary society for the Nova-Scotia district, at a public meeting held at the Methodist chapel, Halifax, o(...)
      Methodist Missionary Society for the District of Nova-Scotia, New-Brunswick and Prince Edward Island
      1817
      Pictures show a large three story house in the Second Empire style.
      Lieut. Governor's House, Toronto, Canada
      B.W. Kilburn Company
      Approximately 1894