Sunday morning in Halifax
Soviet Ship, 1978 at Halifax, NS. From a Kodachrome slide. The Kosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was a Soviet space control-monitoring ship that was devoted to detecting and receiving satellite communications. Shown here docked at Halifax Nova Scotia in the mid 1970s, she was the largest ever built space tracking ship and was part of what was called the "Space Marine Fleet" of the USSR. Participated in the US Soviet Apollo Soyuz program. Built (1971) at the Baltic Shipyard in Leningrad.
Prince St Halifax Nova Scotia
University of Kings - Administration Building
The Clock, Halifax Nova Scotia
The Waterfront
Kings College 1978
Coburg Road, Halifax Nova Scotia 1978
Lower Halifax 1977
Soviet vessel at Halifax Nova Scotia - 1977
Polish vessel Obrońcy Poczty at Halifax NS 1977
The Dartmouth Ferry
George St Halifax Nova Scotia
Soviet Ship, 1978 at Halifax, NS. From a Kodachrome slide. The Kosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was a Soviet space control-monitoring ship that was devoted to detecting and receiving satellite communications. Shown here docked at Halifax Nova Scotia in the mid 1970s, she was the largest ever built space tracking shipand was part of what was called the "Space Marine Fleet" of the USSR. Participated in the US Soviet Apollo Soyuz program. Built (1971) at the Baltic Shipyard in Leningrad.
Young Ave, Halifax Nova Scotia
Soviet ship Kosmonaut Yuri Gagarin at Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The waterfront in Halifax 1977
Halifax 1977
Halifax Harbour 1977
Halifax waterfront 1978
In the quad at Kings College
Soviet vessel at Halifax NS 1977
Kings College 1978
Dalhousie University - 1977
The Five Fisherman Halifax Nova Scotia in 1978
Kings College 1978
Halifax 1978
The everpresent oil platforms that were so common late 1970's in Halifax Harbour
The Northwest Arm
Kings College
From the Citadel 1976
Taken from the Life Sciences building at Dalhousie - 1978