"The Retreat", Windsor, Nova Scotia

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"The Retreat", Windsor, Nova Scotia

Date1850 circa

Names

Staples, Owen, 1866-1949 (contributor)

Weldon, Susanna Lucy Anne (Haliburton), 1817-1899 (author)

Format

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Subject

Medium

Undefined

Dimensions121 x 151 mm

Extent

121 x 151 mm

Language

ProvenanceGift of J. Ross Robertson

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberJRR2202

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