Item is a portrait photograph of Willard Murry wearing cap and horizontally-striped racing tunic on which four medals are pinned, seated on bicycle; full pose.
Item is a portrait photograph of Willard Murry wearing cap and horizontally-striped racing tunic on which four medals are pinned, seated on bicycle; full pose.
Item is the ninth of 14 photographs taken during a Halifax anti-war demonstration marking the 15 November 1969 Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam. The sign held by Will Offley, who was a well-known student radical (one of a small group of students who occupied the President's office on April 13–14, 1970), appears to have been produced or at least endorsed by the Dalhousie New Democratic Youth, and Stephen Archibald points out this transition from the very personal signs of earlier protests. He also notes the star armband worn by the figure in the foreground, probably a symbol of the NLF.
Item is the fifth of eight photographs taken at an anti-war march assembling in Halifax's Grand Parade for the 16 October 1967 International Day of Vietnam Action. The images chosen by Stephen Archibald to represent this event are largely of people who were present to protest the protesters. However, this particular image features Will Offley (in the hat), who was a well-known and controversial student radical, and one of a small group of students who occupied the President's office on April 13–14, 1970. The photograph, which is unmounted, was probably not used in the exhibit.
Item is a portrait photograph of Will Maynard[Waynard?] wearing a medal in triangular shape hanging from a bar (possibly Knights of Pythias medal), looking to the side, bust. Name may be: "Waynard"
Item is a duplicate of a photograph in Thomas Head Raddall's photograph album, 1944-1961. The photograph has a stamp marking it copyright to the National Film Board on the reverse side.
Item is a photograph of the Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation board Wilfred MacAleer, E.G. Cameron, secretary of Workman's Compensation board Mike Campbell and A.H. MacKinnon. They are standing side by side, and none are looking at the camera.
Item is a photograph of Whites Point, Digby Neck, Nova Scotia taken on October 12, 2004. The photograph was taken to document the site of the proposed Whites Point Quarry and Marine Terminal.
Item is a photograph of Whites Point, Digby Neck, Nova Scotia taken on October 12, 2004. The photograph was taken to document the site of the proposed Whites Point Quarry and Marine Terminal.
Item is a photograph of Whites Point, Digby Neck, Nova Scotia taken on October 12, 2004. The photograph was taken to document the site of the proposed Whites Point Quarry and Marine Terminal.
Item consists of a photograph of an unidentified wharf under construction on the Fundy shore of Nova Scotia, likely from the first half of the 20th century.
Item consists of a photograph taken in 1917 of West Light on Sable Island, prior to its decommissioning at the end of 1917, The lighthouse was originally constructed in this form in 1888.
Item is a photograph two maintenance workers turning on the steam to the Sir Charles Tupper Medical Building Audio-Visual Services. Photograph shows (from left to right): Werner Bartsch, mechanical maintenance; and Karl M. Knox, mechanical maintenance supervisor.
Item is one portrait photograph of David and Went McDonald. One individual is seated on a chair and the other is seated on the arm of the chair with one leg crossed over the other.
Item is a photograph of Weldon Morash's house (on the hilll) in West Dover, Nova Scotia. It was built by his father Lawson Morash, and was where Weldon and his siblings were born.
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