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Port Lorne Baptist Church

Port Lorne Baptist Church – one of the churches of Nova Scotia

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Narrows Lock

Narrows Lock – Lock 35 on the Rideau Canal When trying to excavate the canal cut through the watershed divide at Newboro, hard bedrock was encountered. In order oo speed up construction and reduce the amount of excavation at Newboro, … Continue reading

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Narrows Blockhouse

Narrows Blockhouse The Blockhouse at Rideau Canal Narrows Lockstation overlooks the Rideau Canal. The lower storey is constructed of thick, stone masonry while the upper storey is built of squared timbers. Defence features include loopholes and a second-floor entrance accessed … Continue reading

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Port Lorne Wharf

Port Lorne wharf The Port Lorne wharf was the first wharf built on the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia. In 2014, a mid-January storm caused massive destruction to the wharf . During the storm an 80 foot section of … Continue reading

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The churches of Nova Scotia

Vivian Morris Chapel – Port Lorne – one of the churches of Nova Scotia

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The barns of Nova Scotia

One of the barns of Nova Scotia

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The churches of Nova Scotia

Wilmot Mountain Baptist Church – Mount Rose

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The barns of Nova Scotia

One of the barns of Nova Scotia

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Port Lorne

Situated on the Bay of Fundy, Port Lorne  was originally known as Marshall’s Cove, officially named as Port Williams in 1874, and then renamed Port Lorne in 1879 after the newly appointed Governor General, the Marquis of Lorne

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The barns of Nova Scotia

One of the barns of Nova Scotia – East Arlington

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