“A VISION OF REGENERATION”: Reconstruction after the Halifax Explosion, 1917-1921

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1 "Halifax, N.W."  Cartographer: Canada. Department of Militia and Defence. Survey Division; No. 133a Date: 1918 Reference no.: V5/ 1: 31,680. 133a

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2 Looking north from grain elevator towards Acadia Sugar Refinery showing the area later devasted by the 1917 Halifax Explosion  Photographer: anonymous Date: [ca. 1900]

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3 Looking south on Campbell Road (later Barrington Street) towards the corner of East Young street, Halifax, prior to 1917 explosion  Photographer: anonymous Date: [1917] Reference no.: accession no. 1992-364

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4 Southeast corner of Campbell Road (later Barrington Street) and East Young Street, Halifax, prior to 1917 explosion  Photographer: anonymous Date: [1917] Reference no.: accession no. 1992-364

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