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Papertown, The Dalhousie Story

 
The dam project was as much of an engineering feat as the building of the mill.
37 of 113 		The water pipeline to Dalhousie
38 of 113 		The Caslon was one of the ships that routinely called at Dalhousie to load paper.
39 of 113 		The old paper wharf was primitive, but busy.
40 of 113 		In the 20th century, Dalhousie became a year round port.
41 of 113 		Dalhousie's west wharf was used for shipping of ore concentrate and imports of fuel for the mill.
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The ferry to Miguasha, Quebec
43 of 113 		The Philip T. Dodge was an old ship that carried paper from Dalhousie throughout World War II.
44 of 113 		Ships from around the world regularly dock at Dalhousie to load paper.
45 of 113 		The Dalhousie paper wharf in the mid 1950s
46 of 113 		The old paper wharf operated until the mid 1970s.
47 of 113 		The Brunswick Street hill in winter.
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Lavoie's store, one of many that once thrived in Dalhousie.
49 of 113 		Historically, this part of the province received the heaviest snowfalls.
50 of 113 		This horse and wagon were a familiar sight as they delivered groceries.
51 of 113 		In the 1950s, downtown Dalhousie was still a thriving business district.
52 of 113 		William Street was lined with stores.
53 of 113 		Photo of Clifford's Drug Store
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