Blueprints for a Hydrostone-area Home, ca. 1918 (Halifax Relief Commission) At some point, most people who live in older homes or own land that has been settled for generations, want to know more about the space they inhabit and...
Blogger: Lauren Oostveen
Exciting news for those trying to find their Nova Scotian roots! NSARM has added almost 25,000 new records to NovaScotiaGenealogy.com.These records were released in December 2009 and include births (1909), marriages (1934) and deaths (1959), plus "delayed" registrations for individuals...
Hello, all! My name is Lauren and I work at Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The archives acquires, preserves, and makes available the province's documentary heritage. And what's documentary heritage? Photos, maps, letters, manuscripts, films,...
I love history! Since 2007 I've worked at the Nova Scotia Archives, one of the oldest archival institutions in Canada. Every day I get to l learn about the province's past and share those stories with people. I'll be blogging...