Halifax Collection (#11)

NA, Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax Halifax skyline and ferry
NA, Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Halifax skyline and ferry

A large canon on display at the19th century British fort, The Citadel Nat l Historic Site, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Old Town Clock on the grounds of The Citadel Nat l Historic Site, downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Pier 21 Immigration Museum, National Historic Site. Ship tickets. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Historic waterfront area

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Waterfront sunset

Canada, Nova Scotia, Peggys Cove. Rocky coastline

Canada, Nova Scotia, Peggys Cove

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. The Italian Facades"
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. The Italian Facades

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Historic Properties of Nova Scotia, the frist restoration project of its kind in Canada. National Historic Site

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Fairview Lawn Cemetery, home to the largest number of Titanic grave sites in the world, 121

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Maritime Museum of the Atlantic dedicated to the seafaring history of the area. Street entry. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Halifax City Hall, Victorian architecture built in 1888

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. NovaScotian Crystal, makers of mouth-blown & hand-cut crystal. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Canadian military chopper. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Georges Island & Lighthouse. National Historic Site. Tourist pirate ship

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Naval shipyard view from the water. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. City views of Halifax from the water

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Alderney Landing, across the bay from Halifax

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. The Old Burying Ground, in use from 1749 to 1843, the citys oldest graveyard

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Waterfront area, the Deportation Cross erected in 1924

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Public Gardens, historic Victorian city garden created in 1836

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Old Town Clock (circa 1803), city landmark located on Citadel Hill overlooking the waterfront area of Halifax. Halifax Metro Center in distance

Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax. Citadel, National Historic Site. Reenactment of historic military band

The final Handley Page Halifax I L9608
The final Handley Page Halifax I, L9608, was named by the Viscountess Halifax on 12 September 1941. Date: 1941

Handley Page Halifax CVIII G-AIWT (formerly PP265)
Handley Page Halifax CVIII, G-AIWT (formerly PP265) Port of Sydney, of LAMS, at Stansted in 1947. Date: 1947

The penultimate Handley Page Halifax CVIII PP337
The penultimate Handley Page Halifax CVIII, PP337, was sold to Norway as LN-OAT for Vingtor Airways in August 1947, returning in October 1948 to become G-ALEF for Eagle Airways. Date: 1947

Handley Page Halifax VI RG815 Mercury
Handley Page Halifax VI, RG815, Mercury of the RAF Empire Radio School. September 1946. Date: 1946

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Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Halifax, a city that seamlessly blends art, sports, and heritage. The Shay Stadium Fine Art captures the passion and energy Football Club, showcasing their dedication to the beautiful game. Step back in time with a vintage poster advertising the White Star Line's voyage to USA and Canada, offering a glimpse into the golden age of transatlantic travel. Explore Nova Scotia's brewing legacy at Alexander Keiths Nova Scotia Brewery, where barrels filled with flavorful delights await your taste buds. Immerse yourself in history at Shibden Hall, an architectural gem that tells tales of bygone eras. Feel like you're part of Sherlock Holmes' world as you gaze upon a captivating theatre poster featuring this iconic detective. Uncover stories from Halifax's past at Union Workhouse and Halifax Workhouse 1901 - reminders of our collective responsibility towards those less fortunate. Witness the arrival of Olympic at Halifax during World War I through dazzling paintings that adorned its hull - a testament to resilience amidst adversity. Crossley and Porter Orphanage stands as a symbol of hope for generations past while Tewkesbury Watermill showcases the ingenuity behind harnessing nature's power. Take in breathtaking views along Harbour Walk in picturesque Halifax, Nova Scotia - where North American charm meets coastal beauty. And let us not forget about the mighty Halifax Bomber; an aircraft that played a crucial role during wartime. Halifax is more than just a name; it represents an amalgamation of diverse experiences waiting to be explored.