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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Colchester County, Nova Scotia

 
Balmoral Grist Mill Marker 2 image, Touch for more information
By William Fischer, Jr., July 28, 2017
Balmoral Grist Mill Marker 2
1 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Balmoral Mills — Balmoral Grist Mill
2 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Balmoral Mills — Local Granite Stone
3 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Balmoral Mills — Sutherland Sawmill Turbine
4 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Balmoral Mills — Turbines: From Direct to Indirect Power Production
5 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Brule Corner — Duncan MacLanders and Johanne Faulkner
6 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Debert — Isgonish-French River Portage
7 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Lower Truro — First Landing
8 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Tatamagouche — Naval Encounter at Tatamagouche(15th June, 1745)
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9 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Tatamagouche — War Memorial
10 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, The Falls — St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChurchThe Falls, Nova Scotia — 1872 - 2002 —
11 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Truro — Centennial of Presbyterian Church Formation in Canada
12 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Truro — First Presbyterian/United Church
13 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Truro — Old Provincial Normal College1877-78
14 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Truro — The Lumber Jack, circa 1900
15 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Truro — Truro Post Office / Le Bureau de Poste de Truro
16 Nova Scotia, Colchester County, Truro — War MemorialLest We Forget
 
 
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