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Schooner Margaret F. Dick ready to launch, sister ship in frame, Fauquier & Porter’s shipyard – Hantsport, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall, 1918 Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 177/negative: N-2747

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Clemencia, last schooner build by North’s shipyard, Hantsport, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall, 1904 Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 21/negative: N-2174

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Three-masted schooner ( E.E. Armstrong?) being built – Hantsport, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall, circa 1917 Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 192 / negative: N-2762

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Kings County (four-masted barque), 2225 tons, built by Ebenezer Cox at Kingsport, Nova Scotia in 1890, being stripped, caulked and re-coppered at Hobart’s Wharf, Summerville, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall, May 1909 Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 18/negative: N-2171

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Schooner E.E. Armstrong at Government wharf after launching – Hantsport, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall, 1917 Nova Scotia Archives 984-497 number 194 / negative: N-2764

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Schooner Bluenose, Reg. no. 112062, 166.4 tons, built 1903 by Thomas McKinley, ready to be launched at McKinley’s shipyard, Mt. Denson, Nova Scotia [No, not that Bluenose.] A.E. Cornwall, 1903 Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 96 / negative N-2685  

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Schooner Margaret F. Dick launching – Fauquier & Porter shipyard – Hantsport, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall, 24 July 1918 Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 225 / negative N-2841

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Schooner Margaret F. Dick or Avon Queen ? Being ribbed – Fauquier & Porter shipyard – Hantsport, Nova Scotia A.E. Cornwall Nova Scotia Archives 1984-497 number 227 / negative N-2843