Halifax (inhabited place)
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
[Closer view from below], 1913
Taken from the centre of the steps and showing the entrance to the Tower.
Dalhousie College, 1909
Half-plate. Halifax, Nova Scotia (early morning).
Evidently something wrong with the works. Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 1908, 1908-05
89 x 85 mm. Showing an unidentified figure repairing mechanical equipment, with Commander Green in the background.
Founding of Halifax, 1967
Prints of paintings from Confederation Life's Gallery and Archives, spanning 450 years of Canada's history and including significant events in each province and territory, and in the country as a whole. Below each image is a short description in both English and French.
Halifax, 1919
Halifax Memorial Tower Lions, 1912 - 1913
The National Memorial Tower at Halifax was erected to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the first elected legislature of Nova Scotia on 2 Oct. 1758. It was dedicated by the Governor-General of Canada, the Duke of Connaught, on 15 Aug. 1912. Sir Sandford Fleming suggested that the RCI become involved, and two bronze lions, modelled on those at the foot of Lord Nelson's column, were installed in 1913. This file contains archives related to the project.
Halifax, Nova Scotia , 1950 - 1967
A view looking across the bay and showing part of the harbour area of Halifax.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 1908, 1908-05
81 x 105 mm. Showing the party picnicking in the Nova Scotia woods.
Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 1908, 1908-05
80 x 107 mm. Showing the party picnicking in the Nova Scotia woods.
Lord Home’s trip to Eastern Canada, 1956, 1956-05-10 - 1956-06-04
Detailed diary written whilst Smedley visited parts of eastern Canada and Washington, DC, with Lord Home, Commonwealth Secretary, 1955-57 (circa 200 sheets).
Itineraries, dinner plans, tourist brochures, and prospectuses from the ‘British Newfoundland Corporation Limited, Montreal, May 1956’ and the ‘Quebec Labrador Iron Ore Company of Canada’ are also included.
Motor boat alright for the picnic, 1908 - 1909
106 x 79 mm. Showing members of the party in civilian clothes carrying cooking utensils and posing on the pier for their photograph. The three central figures, from left to right, are Engineer Lieutenant E.W. Roberts, Commander A.K. Macrorie and Lieutenant F.W. Talbot-Ponsonby.
My motorboat in Halifax Harbour, 1908 - 1909
152 x 101 mm. Showing Commander Green and two ratings in a small motorboat in Halifax Harbour.
North West Arm, Halifax, 1919
Coloured, half page, by Berthe des Clayes.
Picnic to the Evangalene Gold Mines, Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 1908, 1908-05
79 x 80 mm. Showing a party of officers from HMS 'Cornwall' picnicking in the woods in Nova Scotia.
Picnic to the Evangelene Gold Mines, Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 1908, 1908-05
79 x 80 mm. A view showing members of the party standing beside a river in the Nova Scotia woods.
'Pleasuring', sailing boat, 1909
Landscape format. On the North West Arm, Halifax, N.S.
Private of the Royal Canadian Regiment (painted at) Wellington Barracks, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1909
350 x 250 mm. Long note on colouring.
Regatta Scene, 1908
Landscape format. Start of four-oars: North-west arm Halifax, summer of 1908.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. Taking 4.7 guns out of the store.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. Dragging 4.7 guns: preparing for drill.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. Dragging 4.7 guns: preparing for drill.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. On the line of march: ready to advance with drag ropes.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. Coming into action: having taken the timbers off the guns.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. Loading.
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). No. 2 Company. R. A. Park, Halifax. Exercises and drill with 4.7 guns. Laying the gun: i.e. aligning on the target for sighting.