The oldest blockhouse in Canada, and one of the few
mid-18th century buildings still standing in Nova Scotia
http://museum.gov.ns.ca/musdir/fortedwardnationalhistoricsite.htm
GPS location: 44°59'48"N 64°08'07"W
The Fort Edward blockhouse is located only 12 seconds of latitude – about 360 metres –
south of 45° latitude, half way between the Equator and the North Pole.
Photographed on 21 November 2002
Photographed on 21 November 2002
Photographed on 21 November 2002
Photographed on 21 November 2002
Photographed on 21 November 2002
Photographed on 24 December 2003
Source: Canadian Illustrated News, 27 December 1872
Reproduced from the National Library of Canada's website
http:www.nlc-bnc.ca/
Photographed on 21 November 2002
Photographed on 21 November 2002
This Valentine & Sons postcard was postmarked in Windsor in June 1908.
Links to Relevant Websites
Fort Edward Blockhouse by the West Hants Historical Society
Salvage Excavation and Construction Monitoring at Fort Edward National Historic Site
Fort Edward National Historic Site by the Department of Tourism and Culture
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Fort Edward as it looked in the late 1800s by the West Hants Historical Society
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The Life and Death of William Desmond Taylor
A Continuing Exploration of the Life and Death of William Desmond Taylor
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