[The Old Church and Scala Santa]
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- [19--]
Photograph of the old church building and scala santa right next to each other
Canada
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1919 Archival description results for Canada
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[The Old Church and Ste Annes Spring]
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- [19--]
Photograph oriented portrait style of the old church building and ste annes spring right infront of it
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
The Old Church, Grand Pré, N.S.
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- [19--]
Illustration from across a path lined with a white fence of a white church surrounded by trees
McCoy Printing Co.
The Old Corner House, Grand Pre, N.S.
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- [19--]
Illustration from a dirt road of a white house with red roof enclosed by a white fence with tall trees by the front entrance of the house
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
[The Old Home on the Valley Road]
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- [19--]
Photograph of an old home on a dirt road with hilly area in the distance
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
The Old Road, Grand Pré, Nova Scotia
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- [19--]
Illustration of a dirt road lined with fences and trees, extending into the distance where it is obscured by trees
Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd.
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- [19--]
Photograph of a man in green uniform standing on a green field facing sideways
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
[The Outlook, Majors Hill Park]
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- 1910
View of park with mom and daughter sitting on a bench as well as trees and gazebo in the background. Incription on the postcard reads: "Dear Harrie, your letter and two candys [] received this morning"
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
[The Outlook, Majors Hill Park]
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- 1910
View of park with mom and daughter sitting on a bench as well as trees and gazebo in the background. Incription on the postcard reads: "Hello Myrtle, suppose you were beginning to think that I have forgotten you"
E.P. Charlton & Co.
Results 1661 to 1670 of 1919