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

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1 Thomas Adams (1871-1940)  Photographer: anonymous Date: [ca. 1921]

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2 Letter to R.M. Hattie, secretary, Town Planning Board, Halifax, from Thomas Adams, town planning adviser, Commission of Conservation, Ottawa  Date: December 11, 1917 Reference no.: MG 1, Vol. 2899, no. 29 page 1

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3 Letter to R.M. Hattie, secretary, Town Planning Board, Halifax, from Thomas Adams, town planning adviser, Commission of Conservation, Ottawa  Date: December 11, 1917 Reference no.: MG 1, Vol. 2899, no. 29 page 2

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4 Letter to R.M. Hattie, secretary, Town Planning Board, Halifax, from Thomas Adams, town planning adviser, Commission of Conservation, Ottawa  Date: December 11, 1917 Reference no.: MG 1, Vol. 2899, no. 29 page 3

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5 "The planning of the new Halifax: economic considerations given first place-six schemes; two for city, four for county-diagonal streets reduce grades, expedite traffic"  Date: 1918 Reference no.: accession no. 1976-166.57

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6 "Plan showing suggested building lines for devastated area, Halifax, N.S."  Architect/ draftsman: Ross & Macdonald [attributed] Date: October 1, 1918 Reference no.: 3.1.3.1

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