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Southwestern Nova Scotia Area National Historic Site Office [textual record]

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Date:

[1914-1991]

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R16315-36-2-E, RG84

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Item ID number:

181095

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Parks Canada Agency fonds

Atlantic Regional Office

Southwestern Nova Scotia Area National Historic Site Office
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Date(s):

[1914-1991]

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Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

ca 13.8 m of textual records

Language of material:

English
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National Historic Sites, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Central Registry Files [textual record]

National Historic Sites, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, Central Registry Files [textual record]
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This is a preliminary record, please consult the linked accessions. Series consists of records created and/or maintained in Parks Canada National Historic Sites' Southwestern Nova Scotia Area Office, the administrative office responsible for Port Royal and Fort Anne.

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Parks Canada. National Historic Sites. Southwestern Nova Scotia Area Office

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Parks Canada. National Historic Sites. Southwestern Nova Scotia Area Office : National Historic Sites' Southwestern Nova Scotia Area Office, the administrative office responsible for Port Royal and Fort Anne, is located in Annapolis, Nova Scotia. Port Royal, a replica of a 1605 Habitant settlement in what is now Nova Scotia, was rebuilt by the Canadian government in 1939-1940 after much lobbying and research by several dedicated preservationists. Fort Anne, the seat of government for the Acadian colony, was designated as Canada's first historic site in 1917.

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123-000405-X
123-000410-6
1995-96/405 GAD
1995-96/410 GAD
HFRC#94-12-13 HFRC
HFRC#95-02-19 HFRC
RG84
RG84-B

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RG84
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