Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Communities in Nova Scotia
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Union Jack 1812
War of 1812

Shell-Edged Pearlware Plates

Shell-Edged Pearlware Plates

Runaway Slave Ad



Runaway Slave Ad,
Nova Scotia
Gordon, American Slave
Gordon, American Slave, c.1863
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A Time for Survival    
1848 Slavery abolished in the French colonies by decree
 
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Blacking Bottle
Blacking Bottle
1800

Sickle
c.1820
Sickle
1825

Estate Inventory, Thomas Richardson

Estate Inventory of
Thomas Richardson
1829
1850
Rose Fortune

Rose Fortune
1875
Black Workers in Halifax

Black Workers
in Halifax, c.1878
1900
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