A walk through Wolfville's harbour history
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1959 aerial images show the dykeland and harbour prior to significant erosion. Submitted
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The remains of a coastal vessel sits in the channel that leads into what was once the world’s smallest registered harbour.
photo by
Wendy Elliott -
The sagging wall of the Wolfville harbour that underpins the old railway bed.
photo by
Wendy Elliott -
Timbers mark the spot on the bank of the Cornwallis River where a government wharf once stood.
photo by
Wendy Elliott
1959 aerial images show the dykeland and harbour prior to significant erosion. Submitted
The remains of a coastal vessel sits in the channel that leads into what was once the world’s smallest registered harbour.
photo by
The sagging wall of the Wolfville harbour that underpins the old railway bed.
photo by
Timbers mark the spot on the bank of the Cornwallis River where a government wharf once stood.
photo by
This modern staddle - un barge de foin salé - at Grand Pre National Historic Site was built this past summer.
photo by- Rate
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