“Tract of land in Dartmouth, belonging to the estate of James Creighton…”

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1. Woodlawn, 1784 “Halifax, Feb (2?) 1784. This day the proprietors of a tract of land lying on the road to Lawrence Town came to agreement of partition of division according to the adjoining [??], viz. the land colored red was [??] by...
2. Map of the Town of Dartmouth “Map of the Town of Dartmouth:, 1937. https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=1495...
3. Town of Dartmouth “Town of Dartmouth”, 1952. https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=1638...
4. Dartmouth, N.S. “Dartmouth, N.S.”, 1959. https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=1690...
5. Peninsula of Halifax (showing Dartmouth) “Peninsula of Halifax”, 1870. https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=897...
6. Part of “Five Corners”, 1866 The Bridge at bottom left crosses the Mill Stream to downtown Dartmouth, St. James Church is now found at the corner adjacent at “Lot 5”. On the left, the road “To Preston” is now Prince Albert Road (Skate Factory, being...
7. Halifax & Dartmouth City & Maritimes map “Halifax & Dartmouth City & Maritimes map”, 1976. https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=948...
8. Metropolitan Halifax Various Industrial ventures in Dartmouth are noted on this map including Imperial Oil, Acadia Sugar refinery, J.P. Mott & Co., Dartmouth Rolling Mills, Starr Manufacturing, Chebucto Marine Railway, Consumers Cordage Co., Willistons Steel Foundry and a proposed Dry dock and...
9. Plan, Town of Dartmouth Central Core-Land Grants “Plan, Town of Dartmouth Central Core-Land Grants”, 1838. https://archives.novascotia.ca/maps/archives/?ID=617&Page=202012302...
10. “Survey of Ferry-House Lot belonging to J.P. Mott Esq.” This map encompasses the bottom of Old Ferry Road once known as “Green Lane”, near Newcastle Street and Hazelhurst Street today. The (once massive) willow trees seen here are noted elsewhere. See Also: “Survey of Ferry-House Lot belonging to J.P....