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Boom Defence installation - view from Sandwich Point

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3207110

Date:

21 May 1945

Source:

Government

Reference:

RG24

Boom Defence installation - view from Sandwich Point. Halifax (NS) - Waterways Military - Fortifications - WWII. Credit: Canada

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H.M.C.S. GRANDMERE

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3224897

Date:

May 1942

Source:

Government

HMCS GRANDMERE. Halifax (NS) - Waterways Transportation - Water - GRANDMERE. Credit: Canada. Dept. of National Defence/Canada

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3

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S.S. SUNMONT in harbour

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3224570

Date:

17 Jan. 1950

Source:

Government

Reference:

RG24

SS SUNMONT in harbour. Halifax (NS) - Waterways Transportation - Water - SS SUNMONT. Credit: Ken Leblanc/Canada. Dept. of National Defence/Library and

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4

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Training submarines H.M.S/M P 553 and P 554

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3202872

Date:

21 June 1944

Source:

Government

Reference:

RG24

Training submarines HMS/MP 553 and P 554. Halifax (NS) - Waterways Transportation - Water - Submarines. Credit: Canada. Dept. of National Defence / Library

Context of this record
5

1 digital object(s)
Port broadside view of Canadian merchant ship RIVERVIEW PARK at anchor in harbour

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3224092

Date:

Apr. 1943

Source:

Government

Reference:

Box number: 355

Port broadside view of Canadian merchant ship RIVERVIEW PARK at anchor in harbour. Halifax (NS) - Waterways Transportation - Water - RIVERVIEW PARK

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6

1 digital object(s)
H.M.S. CANADA, the first ship to enter the new graving dock the day it was opened by the Commander in Chief, North America and West Indies, Vice-Admiral G.W. Watson

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3192245

Date:

20 Sept. 1889

Source:

Government

Reference:

RG24

HMS CANADA, the first ship to enter the new graving dock the day it was opened by the Commander in Chief, North America and West Indies, Vice-Admiral GW

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7

1 digital object(s)
WO 44. Ordnance Office In-Letters [textual record (chiefly microform)]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Series

Textual material

Item ID number:

105238

Date:

1788-1856

Source:

Private

Reference:

R14028-3-1-E, MG13-WO44

WO 44. Ordnance Office In-Letters [textual record (chiefly microform)]. Rideau Canal (Ont.) Canada - History, Military Canada - History - War of 1812

Context of this record
- War Office fonds
- WO 44. Ordnance Office In-Letters
8

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Entrance into Halifax Harbour

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Art

Item ID number:

2876696

Date:

1803

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: A312-02

Entrance into Halifax Harbour. Halifax (NS) landscape paysage NS, Halifax : Waterways SUBJ. - Ships, ca. 1803. publication: Naval Chronicle, Oct

Context of this record
- W.H. Coverdale collection of Canadiana
- Entrance into Halifax Harbour
9

1 digital object(s)
The crew of the 45,000 ton U.S.S. WISCONSIN lines the rails as she enters Halifax harbour. She is part of a seven-ship American task force making a five-day courtesy call, with over 7,000 officers and ... [View full title] men

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3224462

Date:

13 Aug. 1951

Source:

Government

Reference:

RG24

The crew of the 45000 ton USS WISCONSIN lines the rails as she enters Halifax harbour. She is part of a seven-ship American task force making a five-day

Context of this record
10

1 digital object(s)
45,000 ton U.S.S. WISCONSIN being berthed. Part of a seven-ship American task force paying a five-day courtesy call, with more than 7,000 officers and men

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3224461

Date:

13 Aug. 1951

Source:

Government

45000 ton USS WISCONSIN being berthed. Part of a seven-ship American task force paying a five-day courtesy call, with more than 7000 officers and men

Context of this record
11

1 digital object(s)
Trawlers and drifters of the East Coast Patrols (1914-1918) under way in Halifax harbour. These ships were built in Canada to Admiralty design for the RN and the RCN and served in many parts of the wo ... [View full title] rld, some surviving into the Second World War

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3230184

Date:

1914-1918

Source:

Government

Trawlers and drifters of the East Coast Patrols (1914-1918) under way in Halifax harbour. These ships were built in Canada to Admiralty design for the RN

Context of this record
12

No digital object
Entrance into Halifax Harbor

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Art

Item ID number:

2877303

Date:

ca. 1803

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: A312-02

Entrance into Halifax Harbor. Halifax (NS) landscape paysage NS, Halifax : Waterways SUBJ. - Transportation, Ships : ca. 1803. Discoloured

Context of this record
- W.H. Coverdale collection of Canadiana
- Entrance into Halifax Harbor

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Boom Defence installation - view from Sandwich Point

H.M.C.S. GRANDMERE

S.S. SUNMONT in harbour

Training submarines H.M.S/M P 553 and P 554

Port broadside view of Canadian merchant ship RIVERVIEW PARK at anchor in harbour

H.M.S. CANADA, the first ship to enter the new graving dock the day it was opened by the Commander in Chief, North America and West Indies, Vice-Admiral G.W. Watson

WO 44. Ordnance Office In-Letters [textual record (chiefly microform)]

Entrance into Halifax Harbour

The crew of the 45,000 ton U.S.S. WISCONSIN lines the rails as she enters Halifax harbour. She is part of a seven-ship American task force making a five-day courtesy call, with over 7,000 officers and ... [View full title] men

45,000 ton U.S.S. WISCONSIN being berthed. Part of a seven-ship American task force paying a five-day courtesy call, with more than 7,000 officers and men

Trawlers and drifters of the East Coast Patrols (1914-1918) under way in Halifax harbour. These ships were built in Canada to Admiralty design for the RN and the RCN and served in many parts of the wo ... [View full title] rld, some surviving into the Second World War

Entrance into Halifax Harbor