- UA-43, PB Box 21, Folder 1, Item 3
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- 1946
Part of Nova Scotia Agricultural College photograph and audio visual collection
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Archival DescriptionPhotograph of the view over Truro from campus featuring homes and farmland in 1946
- UA-43, PB Box 21, Folder 1, Item 2
- Item
- 1946
Part of Nova Scotia Agricultural College photograph and audio visual collection
- UA-43, PB Box 21, Folder 1, Item 5
- Item
- [1940?]-[1949?]
Part of Nova Scotia Agricultural College photograph and audio visual collection
- UA-43, PB Box 21, Folder 1, Item 4
- Item
- [1940?]-[1949?]
Part of Nova Scotia Agricultural College photograph and audio visual collection
Photograph of ditching machine and two men installing drainage tiles
- UA-43, PB Box 21, Folder 1, Item 1
- Item
- [1940?]-[1949?]
Part of Nova Scotia Agricultural College photograph and audio visual collection
Panoramic photograph of the Nova Scotia Agricultural College campus taken in 1921
- UA-43, AV8 Drawer 7, Folder 10
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- 1921
Part of Nova Scotia Agricultural College photograph and audio visual collection
Item is a panoramic photographic print of the Nova Scotia Agricultural College from 1921.
The view is uphill from the location of the present Animal Science facilities facing College Road (which runs from left to right).
On the left can be seen the administration building, built in 1904 and renamed Cumming Hall in 1957 in honour of the College’s 1st Principal. The Dairy Barn and other farm buildings in the center of the picture date from the early 1900’s. The Science Building, built in 1915 and lost in a tragic fire on June 15, 1946, can be seen at the far right.
The view is uphill from the location of the present Animal Science facilities facing College Road (which runs from left to right).
On the left can be seen the administration building, built in 1904 and renamed Cumming Hall in 1957 in honour of the College’s 1st Principal. The Dairy Barn and other farm buildings in the center of the picture date from the early 1900’s. The Science Building, built in 1915 and lost in a tragic fire on June 15, 1946, can be seen at the far right.