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| Louisbourg | |||
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Louisbourg
Entrapped Louisbourg under its final siege, in 1758, with the town hopelessly
entrapped. ID #10149 |
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Louisbourg
Surrenders The French surrender at Louisbourg, July, 1758, to the
British. ID #10150 |
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Capture
of Louisbourg Portrayal of the successful 1746 British sea attack against the
French Fortress Louisbourg. ID #20667 |
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| Peggy's Cove | |||
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Peggy's
Cove The historic lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. ID #23014 |
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| Pictou | |||
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Pictou,
Nova Scotia A view of Pictou, Nova Scotia, a Scots Highlanders settling area, in
the early 19th century. ID #10244 |
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Pictou
Shipyard Women workers at Pictou Shipyard, Pictou, Nova Scotia,
1943. ID #21897 |
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| Port Royal | |||
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Annapolis
Royal Annapolis Royal, 1755, a former Nova Scotian capital sinking into a local
countryside existence. ID #10142 |
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| Shelburne | |||
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Shelburne,
Nova Scotia Depicted in a watercolour of 1789, the Loyalist town of Shelburne,
Nova Scotia. ID #10195 |
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| Sydney | |||
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Sydney,
Nova Scotia A view of Sydney, the small capital of Cape Breton Island, c.
1784. ID #10207 |
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| Windsor | |||
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Retreat
Farm The view from Retreat Farm, Windsor, Nova Scotia, 1839. Lithograph by
William
Eagar (c. 1796-1839). ID #21756 |
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| Yarmouth | |||
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Yarmouth
Yarmouth, later 18th century, at the entry to the Bay of Fundy, was a busy
shipping community on the southwest coast of Nova Scotia. ID #10185 |
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