File:Nova Scotian Hotel and Halifax railway station 1931.jpg

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English: The Nova Scotian Hotel, Cornwallis Park, railway station and pier in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The ship docked at the pier is the RMS Olympic. Photo scanned for BuiltHalifax.ca blog post.
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Source Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management
Author Richard McCully Aerial Photograph Collection

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