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Bridge framed by reeds in Halifax Public Gardens, a formal Victorian public garden opened in 1867

Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia

Date: September 2005

Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds

ID Number: #7A519921


  Other photographs in the "halifax nova scotia" collection:

Giant red plastic lobster

red-plastic-lobster

HMCS Sackville, the last surviving Flower Class corvette, designed to prowl the North Atlantic during World War II

hmcs-sackville

Tiny sailboat in Halifax harbor

sailboat-in-halifax-harbor

Rock lobster with Jimi Hendrix

rock-lobster-with-jimi-hendrix

Warehouse built in 1854 by Enos Collins, now an office building along the waterfront called Collins' Court

collins-court-halifax-waterfront

Shopping mall on Halifax waterfront

halifax-waterfront-shopping-mall

Carved polar bear

carved-polar-bear

Lobster 54, a bejeweled lobster statue, sponsored by Clearwater Seafoods

lobster-54

Mouth-blown, hand-cut glassware being made at NovaScotian Crystal

novascotian-crystal-glassworks

Center of Halifax

center-of-halifax

Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia brewery, founded in 1820 by a Scottish immigrant

alexander-keiths-nova-scotia-brewery

Flower beds in Halifax Public Gardens, a formal Victorian public garden opened in 1867, and typically comprised of fuchsias, dahlias, gladioli, alyssum and lobelia

flower-beds

Bandstand built in Halifax Public Gardens in 1887, in honour of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee

halifax-public-gardens

Downtown street in heart of Halifax

downtown-halifax

 

Keywords: victorian-public-garden-halifax / Volume: 1ds-7

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Bridge framed by reeds in Halifax Public Gardens, a formal Victorian public garden opened in 1867