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Yarmouth, Nova Scotia - The War Years
July 1941
The Schooner Hebert L. Rawding sailed from Turk's
Island where a cargo of salt was loaded for Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia. The cargo was delivered at on July 24,
1941.
From Yarmouth, the vessel sailed to Sheet Harbour,
Nova Scotia, to load lumber for New York.
Photos of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia - July 1941
From the Wartime Heritage Collection
View from the harbour
…. arriving at Yarmouth
SS Yarmouth
Schooner Hebert L. Rawding
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Schooner Hebert L. Rawding
Schooner Hebert L. Rawding
Schooner Hebert L. Rawding
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Schooner Hebert L. Rawding
Lakeside Inn - Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel
Dayton, Yarmouth Co., NS
July 1941
Arriving at the wharf
Yarmouth, NS
1941
Yarmouth, Main St.
Yarmouth Light House
1941
Looking down from the
Yarmouth Light House
1941
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