MORNING AT THE MARITIME MUSEUM
Watercolour
23 X 37 cm     9 X 14 1/2 inches
 

This retirement gift for the Director of the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax shows the track of the ferry he took across Halifax Harbour each morning from Dartmouth on the right,  to Halifax, on the left. Below, is what he would see on a sunny day as he neared the museum in his walk along the waterfront from the ferry wharf.
 

The steamship is the Acadia, built in 1913, an hydrographic vessel that charted the coasts of Atlantic Canada for 56 years, now part of the museum collection. The small boat is the Elson Perry, a replica of the "Medway Boat" that is in the collection, built by museum staff as a Millennium Project.
 
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