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The cycle of birth, marriage and death is the most conspicuous marker-system in our lives as human beings. Records of these significant events are kept by church and state, but beyond the paper documentation, we — as individuals and in families — have long sought to commemorate the special events and rites of passage that mark the life cycle: baptisms, first communions and bar mitzvahs, graduations, birthdays, marriages and anniversaries, family reunions and leave-takings. Two hundred years ago, the well-to-do captured an essence of themselves in formal portrait paintings; today, we do the same via studio photo-portraits, through our own still photography, and — in the late twentieth century — with that ever-present record-keeper of the modern world, the camcorder.
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Wedding of Miss Mary Borden and Mr. Richard Tynes, Dartmouth, 1898 Date: [1898] Photographer: O. Bertram Stubbs Reference no.: Joan Payzant NSARM accession no. 1983-396
Province of Nova Scotia Marriage Slip for Richard Tynes and Mary Ann Borden, 15 June 1898 : 15 June 1898 Reference no.: NSARM microfilm 16263 [Halifax County Marriage Licences 1898 #179]
Wedding of the Rev. Willoughby Goddard-Fenwick and Miss Ella Major in Sackville, NS, 1912 Date: [24 September 1912] Photographer: Gauvin & Gentzel Reference no.: NSARM Photo Drawer - Miscellaneous - Costumes - Weddings - Sackville
First Communion – Group of Boys and Priests on the Steps of St. Mary's Cathedral, Halifax, 193-? Date: 31 May 1930 Photographer: J.C.M. Hayward Reference no.: Eveleen L. Burns NSARM accession no. 1995-85, no. 26
"Leaving St. Mary's Cathedral" and "Proceeding along Spring Garden Rd.", Funeral of Premier Angus L. Macdonald, 19 April 1954 Date: 19 April 1954 Photographer: Royal Canadian Navy, National Defence Nos. 30274, 30290 Reference no.: NSARM Photo Drawer - People - Macdonald, Angus L. - Funeral