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Nova Scotia Lighthouse – Hampton
Hampton Lighthouse – above Chute Cove and Hampton Beach The Hampton Lighthouse was built and first lit in 1911. In 2001, it was transferred from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) to the Hampton Lighthouse Society. Hampton is the … Continue reading
Posted in Annapolis Valley, Atlantic Canada, Bay of Fundy, buildings, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean, spring
Tagged Annapoliis valley, Atlantic Canada, Bay of Fundy, Canada, history, lighthouse, Nova Scotia, ocean
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CH-133A Labrador
CH-133A Labrador in the Air Park at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
A bit of Nova Scotia – Wolfville train station
The Wolfville station was built in 1912 to replace the previous wooden rail station that was destroyed by fire in 1911. The Station was abandoned in 1990 when the Dominion Atlantic Rail (D.A.R.) ceased passenger service in the Annapolis Valley, … Continue reading
Posted in A bit of Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada, history, Nova Scotia, people, rail
Tagged A bit of Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada, history, Nova Scotia, rail, train, Wolfville Train Station
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Lawrencetown United Church
Lawrencetown United Church – one of the churches of Nova Scotia
Posted in buildings, church, history, Nova Scotia
Tagged buildings, church, history, Nova Scotia
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Lawrencetown United Baptist Church
Lawrencetown United Baptist Church – one of the churches of Nova Scotia
Primo and Polar Prince
Primo and Polar Prince in Lunenburg I love to research wonderful things such as history, and the name and details of ships. Presenting fundamental information is part of being a photojournalist, and is as important as the photograph itself. There … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic Canada, history, Nova Scotia, ships
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canadian Coast Guard, history, Lunenburg, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, ships, Spring
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Primo
Primo in Lunenburg Primo was built in by 1964 as a trawler for St.Lawrence Sea Products Co. She was subsequently purchased by Amos Brannan & Sons Ltd in 1977, Fishery Products International Ltd in 1988, and Dawson Moreland & Associates … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic Canada, fishing boats, history, Nova Scotia, ships, spring
Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canadian Coast Guard, fish boat, history, Lunenburg, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, ships, Spring
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