‘We have watched this tree grow from a young sapling.’ Nova Scotia couple donates Boston’s official Christmas tree
This year’s tree is a 30-year-old and 45-foot-tall white spruce from the Mattie Settlement in Antigonish County, according to a statement from the city’s Parks and Recreation department.
Nova Scotia reveals this Christmas season’s ‘Tree for Boston’
The Canadian Province donates a tree every year as a thank-you for Boston’s assistance during the Halifax Explosion in 1917. Boston sent supplies and medical personnel within hours of the explosion. I'm ready for the annual trek to @CityOfBoston for the ...
Boston's official 2024 Christmas Tree selected in Nova Scotia
This year's Tree for Boston, a white spruce, comes from the property of Hugh and Liz Ryan in Mattie Settlement in Antigonish County. It will be cut down later this month and is traditionally celebrated as part of a Halifax Parade of Lights before beginning its trip south to Boston Common.
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They Sailed to Nova Scotia for Freedom. I Traced Their Path to Find if They Ever Got ItIn 1917, two ships, one carrying munitions, collided off the north part of Halifax Harbour. Over 30,000 were affected by ...
Two employees have died following an explosion at a Louisville, Ky., factory that caused a partial collapse of the building ...
Plus! A diverting story about a huge explosion 107 years ago.
On the morning of December 6th 1917, the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia was a bustling, lively place. But in less than a second, Halifax became the center of a tragedy like no other in the history ...
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Halifax’s oldest building and Canada’s oldest Protestant church, St. Paul’s Anglican Church kicked off its 275th anniversary ...
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Nova Scotia Bucket List: 18 Best Things to DoMy favorite stop on the tour was the one at Saint Paul's Church. After the Halifax Explosion in 1917, a silhouette resembling a human face mysteriously appeared in one of the church's windows.
In 1917, two ships, one carrying munitions, collided off the north part of Halifax Harbour. Over 30,000 were affected by ...
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