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Province Building.
Looking North East along Granville Street, from corner of Prince and Granville Streets, Halifax, NS.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-413

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Peiler & Sichel. Music Store.
East Side of Granville Street, No. 127. To the left in the image, at 129 Granville Street is W.J. Coleman & Son, Hats, Caps & Furs; at 131 Granville "Noah's Ark", Della Torre & Co., Fancy Goods, at 133 Granville, Romans & Co., Dry Goods.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-416

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M. Kearney. British Warehouse.
Also known as the Prince of Wales Building, North West corner of Granville & Duke Streets, Halifax, NS. The adjoining building, 132 & 134 Granville Street is the British Woollen Hall of Jennings & Clay.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-419

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New Provincial Building.
3-7 George Street, as seen from the corner of George and Granville Streets, looking east to the harbour, Halifax, NS.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-423

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J.R. Jennett & Co. Burslem House.
West side of Granville Street. Adjoining to the South (left in image) is Della Torre & Co., Fancy Repository, 153 Granville Street, and Baldwin & Co., China, Glass, etc. at 148-150 Granville Street, Halifax, NS.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-424

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Chas. Robson & Co., Dry Goods Importers.
East side of Granville Street. One door South at 123 Granville is A. & W. MacKinlay, Books, Stationery, Bookbinding.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-427

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A.A. Bliss, Boot and Shoe Warehouse.
West side Granville Street, Halifax, NS. The shop to the North is "London House" the Dry Goods establishment of Thomson & Co. The shop to the South is L. Houlette & Co., Dry Goods.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-428

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Granville Street, (West Side.)
South West corner of Granville and Duke Streets, looking North. The building in the left foreground on the corner is Charles Kaizer, furrier. The firm is first listed as C. Kaizer & Son in McAlpine's Halifax City Directory, 1871-72.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-435

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Reilly & Davidson, Stove Dealers, Plumbers, &c.
A view of the West side of Hollis Street, looking South. Reilly & Davidson, 200 Hollis, is at the far right. Moving left, the adjoining building at 198 Hollis is the back entrance to Charles Robson & Co.; William McFatridge, stove and junk dealer, is at 196 Hollis; and to the far left, on the East side of Hollis, is Fishwick's Express, at 194 Hollis. The building at the far corner of Hollis and Duke is the People's Bank.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N- 440

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Court House.
South side Spring Garden Road, Halifax, NS, with St. Matthew's Presbyterian Church spire in the background, ca. 1865-1870. The Court House, Spring Garden Road, was under construction in 1860. This image was published as a lithograph in the Canadian Illustrated News 6 July 1872.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N- 441

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J.P. Hagarty's Musical Warehouse.
West side Granville Street, Halifax, NS. Notice the lumber on the sidewalk for the addition to Neal, White & Co., 94-96 Granville Street, Halifax.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N- 442

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Everett Brothers, Hat and Fur Warehouse.
West side Granville Street, Halifax, NS. Adjoining to the North (right side of image) is the shop of R. & J. Wetmore, Carvers & Gilders, 104 Granville Street, Halifax, NS.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-444

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Windsor Iron Foundry Agency.
Row of buildings on East side of Hollis Street, Halifax, NS. The Windsor Iron Foundry Agency, at 255 Hollis, was run by J.E. Wilson. Adjoining to the left are M.B. Almon Jr., Insurance Agent, at 257 Hollis; and J.S. MacLean, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant, in the "Jerusalem Warehouse" at 261 and 263 Hollis. To the right of the Foundry Agency is W.H. Harrington's "Italian Warehouse," grocer and liquors, at 253 Hollis Street.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-446

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North East corner of Hollis Street and Cheapside, Halifax, NS, looking towards new Provincial Building; taken from grounds of Province House.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-448

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Granville Street, (East Side.)
The building to the left is 141 Granville, Duffus & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods; Sircom & Marshall, Dry Goods, is at 139 Granville Street and Edward Smith, Broker, at 137 Granville Street.

Joseph S. Rogers NSARM negative no. N-450

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