I visited this town in May 2010 (briefly), June 2017, and again in May 2018.
Connection (Wesleyan) Church |
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First Baptist Church |
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First United ChurchFormerly First Presbyterian, construction of this building was finished in 1916. |
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Immaculate Conception (Roman Catholic) Church |
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St. Andrew's United Church |
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St. James Presbyterian ChurchThis building dates from 1928. |
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St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church |
House #1 |
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House #2This building now houses a medical clinic. |
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House #3 |
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House #4 |
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House #5 |
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George A Layton houseThis house was built ca. 1890. |
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Ginger HouseThis house was built in 1875. |
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Smith HouseThis house was built in 1856. |
Old Provincial Normal CollegeThis building was constructed in 1878, and it ceased to be used for teacher education in 1961. It was designed by Halifax architect Henry Frederick Busch. It is a textbook example of Second Empire style architecture. Since 2016, it has housed the Truro branch of the Public library. |
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Town HallThis building was constructed in 1884 to house the Post Office and other Dominion Government functions. |
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Truro Armouries |
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Willow LoftsBuilt in 1915 as the Willow Street School, this buildig now houses various commercial offices. |
Stonehouse |
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Acadian Lines Bus Station, Truro, Nova ScotiaAlmost all of the Acadian Line's facilities have adopted the new logo and colour-scheme, but the station at Truro still retains the old logo (as of May 2010). |
This document is part of my Canadian Architectural Photographs collection.
Please direct all comments, suggestions, and additions to me at jhd@interbaun.com.