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Personal Narratives and other materials
Five first-hand survivor accounts of the Explosion, ranging from a letter written on 10 December 1917 by a Halifax housewife, to the reminiscences of an elderly woman in 1985, looking back to the events of 6 December when she was six years old and at Chebucto School.
'Personal Narrative' given by Andrew Cobb, 20 June 1918 to Archibald MacMechan, Director, Halifax Disaster Record Office Reference: Archibald MacMechan NSARM MG 1 vol. 2124 no. 131
Campbell Road (later Barrington Street) looking north from Rector Street after the explosion Reference: Gauvin & Gentzel NSARM Photo / negative number N-201
Halifax from Elevator, Looking Northwest Reference: Halifax, Nova Scotia, and its attractions. [Halifax, N.S.] : Howard & Kutsche, [1902]. NSARM Library F 107 H13 H83