My Halifax trip

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A copy of Titanic’s registration certificate.

 

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The Provincial legislature.

 

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City Hall.

 

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St. Paul’s Anglican Church, built in 1749.

 

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Old burying ground.

 

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Some old houses, now used as commercial buildings.

 

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Henry House from 1835. It’s the second house in my previous post.

 

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Flowering Dogwood tree in the Public Gardens.

 

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Titanic graves at Fairview Lawn Cemetery in the north end of Halifax. Most of the headstones have no name, only a number and the date of death. Some families paid for fancier headstones.

 

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John Law Hume, violinist in the Titanic’s orchestra.

 

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Enjoying the pics of Halifax - did not see much of the city on our Nova Scotia-PEI visit - lost a day because our plane was late into Boston Logan Airport and the earliest flight to Halifax was the next morning, so stayed overnight at the airport - we had planned a full day to tour around Halifax. Dave

 

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Enjoying the pics of Halifax - did not see much of the city on our Nova Scotia-PEI visit - lost a day because our plane was late into Boston Logan Airport and the earliest flight to Halifax was the next morning, so stayed overnight at the airport - we had planned a full day to tour around Halifax. Dave

I’ll take the tour for you.

 

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Some more photos from the Public Gardens.