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City of Dartmouth, early 1960s

City of Dartmouth, date uncertain, late 1960s likely (The sod was turned at City Hall, seen at bottom right, in June 1966 and was officially opened in September 1967). Boggs Street at far right, Canadian Tire on Alderney Drive where Admiralty Place is now. The Bus depot can be seen middle right near the bottom of Canal Street. https://archives.novascotia.ca/communityalbums/HalifaxArchives/archives/?ID=467

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