Posted Dec 12, 2019, 10:35 PM
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Halifax Promoter!
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Halifax
Posts: 1,112
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Originally Posted by OldDartmouthMark
K-man is exactly right! If you search through the Halifax Municipal Archives website, and do searches for "Brunswick" and "Gerrish", all kinds of pics of houses come up, mostly from the 1960s. I looked through some of them and wasn't sure if I was seeing the building you were describing, but at least it appeared that the photos were hitting all around it.
I would suggest that you do those searches on the site and see what is there. If that doesn't yield the result then perhaps visit the physical HMA site (I believe it's located in Burnside?) and I would think there is a good chance it was documented but perhaps not scanned and posted to the website.
It seems that there was a lot of documentation of the areas that were to be torn down for 'urban renewal' at the time, so I think it's likely that a photo exists there.
In addition, another possibility could be the Chronicle Herald photo archives, accessed at this location: https://shop.thechronicleherald.ca/Halifax-Streets_c_524.html
I'm not sure if they would search for a specific address, but it's worth a try.
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Thank you for all your help as well... I will try them all and appreciate all the help and support.
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