Landmarks | Fairview Historical Society

The Royal Naval Burying Ground also known as the Naval Cemetery, and the Battle of the HMS Shannon and the USS Chesapeake

Submitted by Devonna Edwards The Naval Cemetery is a small military cemetery located in C.F.B. Stadacona on Gottingen Street, Halifax.

Submitted by Devonna Edwards The Blue Bell Tavern The tavern was located at the southeast corner of Windsor and North

Submitted by Devonna Edwards The Simpson’s and Eaton’s Department Stores developed a friendly but competitive rivalry through the years of

Submitted by Devonna Edwards During the Great Depression in the 1930s (The Dirty Thirties) unemployment and a stagnant economy was

Submitted by Devonna Edwards The Nova Scotia Cotton Manufacturing Company was a cotton mill located on the corner of Kempt

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Submitted by Devonna Edwards The Fairview Legion is located on the corner of Hillcrest Street and Main Avenue. The idea

Submitted by Devonna Edwards In the Halifax City Directory 1912 to around 1934 it stated that Bayers Road commenced at

Submitted by Devonna Edwards Many Halifax Explosion (Dec. 6, 1917) Victims Remain Unidentified Newspaper article by E. G. Wetmore- April

Submitted by Devonna Edwards It was located on Joseph Howe Drive (formerly known as Dutch Village Road). The property was