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Locations, Events and Miscellaneous - Non-Cape Breton Related
Halifax
Postcards
This section contains three postcards pertaining to the Garrison Chapel in Halifax, circa early 1900's.
The Halifax Garrison Chapel was constructed between 1844 and 1846 and was located on the northwest corner of Brunswick and Cogswell Streets. It was a large wooden structure approximately 100 feet by 60 feet, designed in a classic style. It opened for service on June 18, 1847. On the departure of British troops in 1906, the Garrison Chapel was sold to the Trinity Church Corporation. It was destroyed by fire in 1918.
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Church Parade
Garrison Chapel
Halifax, NS
Circa Early 1900's
Photographer: Unknown
Ref. Number: 0-4 (13-13-2.2)
Image Information: Scan of original postcard
Source: Robert MacLellan Collection
Reverse of the Above Postcard
Church Parade
Garrison Chapel
Halifax, NS
Early 1900's
In the background of the above image are the spires of Saint Mary's Cathredral Basilica and St. Matthew's United Church.
Photographer: Unknown
Ref. Number: 0-4 (13-13-1.2)
Image Information: Scan of original postcard
Source: Robert MacLellan Collection
Reverse of the Above Postcard
Church Parade
Garrison Chapel
Halifax, NS
Circa Early 1900's
Photographer: Unknown
Ref. Number: 0-4 (13-13-3.2)
Image Information: Scan of original postcard
Source: Robert MacLellan Collection
