This section includes photos of various interesting buildings located in small towns (and villages) in Nova Scotia. Coverage is mostly for Colchester and Cumberland Counties.
Riverside United Church
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Bass River United Baptist Church
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Bass River MuseumPresumably this building was formerly a Church. Unfortunately, it was closed during my brief visit to the community, so I have no further information about the structure. |
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Garage
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Economy United Church |
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WW II Observation Tower |
Portaupique United Church |
All Saints Anglican Church #1The local war memorial/cenotaph can be seen at the right-side edge of the picture. | |
All Saints Anglican Church #2 |
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St. Andrew's-Wesley United ChurchFormerly Wesley Methodist, this Church was constructed in 1914. The congregation amalgamated with St. Andrew's United Church in 1964. |
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Salvation Army Citadel |
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Miner's Memorial Library |
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CIBC |
Tar Ponds Clean-Up sign, Sydney, Nova ScotiaThis photo was taken in Spring 1997. Note the absence of a fence around the site. |
Peniel United ChurchThis building dates from 1890. Primarily Gothic Revival in style, the nave is quite tall, with double rows of windows down each side, the lower row being simple six over six rectangular windows, while the upper row has Gothic arched lancet windows with decorative hoods over each. |
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Lower Economy and Five Islands United Baptist ChurchThis Church closed in 1965. |
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House #1
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Moose LodgeThis former hotel closed in about the 1960s. |
St. James United ChurchFormerly Presbyterian, this church was built by shipwrights in 1884. |
Catch of the Day |
St. Alban's (Anglican) Church |
This document is part of my Canadian Architectural Photographs collection.
Please direct all comments, suggestions, and additions to me at jhd@interbaun.com.