Description

Located on Front St., a continuation of Water Street after a jog at Coleraine St., Blackador was a member of the House of Assembly in the Tory persuasion during the years leading up to Responsible Government in 1848. The Building is now the Pictou (men's) Club.

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Henry Blackadar's Cottage, 1827

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Views: 1,193
Source: Tara MacDonald; Community Memories Project
File ID: 79-30.12
File Location: Photo Cabinet, Drawer #1
Added: Jun 3, 2015
Contributed by: Melanie MacKay

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