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The Renaissance Comes To Halifax

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax

The Renaissance Comes To Halifax

In 1898, the renaissance came to Halifax in the form of the new Police Station and Magistrates Court building on Harrison Road and Blackwall. When it ceased duty as an offenders’ one-stop shop at the start of the current century, it was in search of a new function. Luckily it has found one, and Halifax is a better place because of it.Read Article

Front To Back Hope

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax

Front To Back Hope

The second in my Buildings of Halifax series features Hope Hall, which now occupies a plot between Clare Road and Clare Street. This is a view of what now is the rear of the hall, but back in the eighteenth century, when it was built, it was part of an imposing front elevation. It’s well worth the short walk from the town centre.Read Article

The Buildings Of Halifax 1 : HBS Start

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax

The Buildings Of Halifax 1 : HBS Start

I managed a good walk around Halifax the other day, and I decided to focus on some of the lovely buildings we all walk by each day and never really notice. This week is therefore devoted to “The Buildings Of Halifax,” and I start at the corner of Princess Street and Crossley Street, and the building that was the original headquarters of the Halifax Permanent Benefit Building Society.Read Article

A Moorland Path From The Dark Ages

A photograph from the 1980s which was a bit of a Dark Age in terms of my own photographic history. Colour film meant a loss of control, and that control didn’t return until I switched to digital photography at the turn of the century. Now I can scan those colour negatives and mess with them – and shed some light on the Dark Ages.Read Article

Headscarves And Wicker Baskets

If you are familiar with Brighouse in West Yorkshire, you might recognise the scene depicted in this photo I took fifty-odd years ago. The flour silos are still there (although they are a climbing activity centre now) and so are some of the buildings at the bottom of Briggate. Many of the other buildings have gone, and few people go shopping in a headscarf with a wicker basket anymore!Brighouse · Brighouse Read Article

A Share Of Beauty

I’ve collected most things at some stage in my life: stamps, bus tickets, banknotes, newspapers, books, and, of course, images. At one point, I acquired quite a collection of old share certificates. The beauty of these is not that I might have a small stake in some defunct American power and light company, but the glorious illustrations that feature on the stock certificates.United States · United States Read Article

The Lady And The Dachshund

There is something strangely modern about this photograph from the studio of the Hebden Bridge photographer, Crossley Westerman. It probably dates from the period following the First World War when the studio was run by Westerman’s daughter, Ada, and the young Alice Longstaff. I’m not sure how I acquired the photo, but I like to call it “The Lady and the Dachshund”.Hebden Bridge · Hebden Bridge Read Article

Letter To My Brother

Dear Rog, I think this is you, but I know from experience that you will be quick to correct me if I get the wrong place, the wrong year, or – heaven help us – the wrong person. My guess is that this is you on holiday in New Brighton around 1951. Let me know if I am mistaken.England · England Read Article

Girl In A Wicker Bed

This rather poignant photograph is from a collection of family photos, but I can’t recognise any of the three subjects. Needing a caption for it, I came up with “Girl In A Wicker Invalid Bed,” which sound rather like the title of a Scandi-noir crime novel. I can’t decide whether I should try and research who the subjects might be – or write the crime novel!Read Article

And A Bit In Between

You could probably take a similar photo today of a bus crossing Burdock Way in Halifax, but there was something starker about the scene when I took this 45 years ago. In those days colour was for holidays and weddings and folk who had too much money. For the rest it was black and white and a bit in between.Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax Read Article

Through The Mill To Shroggs Park

This picture of Shroggs Park in Halifax comes from an early 20th century picture postcard. The park was one of the legacies of local mill owner, Colonel Edward Ackroyd, who funded its building on a piece of waste ground overlooking the Wheatley Valley in 1872. The writer of the card, Jeanie, talks about having “been through the mill” that day. One must assume that she meant this in a literal sense rather than an idiomatic one.Halifax, England · Halifax Read Article

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