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Object Name: Print, Photographic
Category: Graphic Documents
Material: paper
ink
Accession Number: CMP 00-159
Other Geographical Data: [46.01721831364,-61.532855271998]
Earliest Production Date: 1948-01-01
Latest Production Date: 1948-12-31
Description: Pictured are students marching behind the Dunmore School banner. Another schools banner is visible in the background but it cannot be read. The Academy is partially visible. There are students standing against its wall. St. Stephens Church roof and steeple can be seen in the background. One exposure is slighter darker than the other.  
Narrative: Schools fairs were revived in Inverness County after World War II. They were usually held in September. In Port Hood the fair was held on the grounds of the Port Hood Academy in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Schools from the area that took part were Hawthorne, Harbourview, Dunmore, Glencoe Station, Baden, Colindale, St. Peters Convent and Port Hood Island. Fairs were open not only to students but to anyone in the surrounding community who wished to enter cows, horses, sheep, handcrafts, baked items or preserves. The fair was a day long activity. In the afternoon, each school marched onto the grounds proudly displaying a banner with the name of their school. Points were awarded on the banner and the marching performance.  
Length: 7 cm
Width: 11.4 cm
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Institution City: Chestico
Institution Province: Nova Scotia

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