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Township, settled from 1760 on. The central part of
Bridgetown was referred to as the Farm of Henly for unknown reasons. The community grew into a successful wooden shipbuilding area during the 19th century, accounting for many grand homes. It was incorporated as a town in 1897. The town was actually an entrepot for the agricultural and forest products of the surrounding areas and became a significant manufacturing and commercial centre in the 19th century. Manufacturing included a furniture factory, an organ factory, a tannery, a bottling plant, a cider plant, the first M.W. Graves cannery and vinegar factory (Graves was a major food processor that later moved to
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yard on the north bank of the river, serving various apple warehouses and the
Acadian Distillery factory. Most industries had closed by the 1980s and today, few remnants of the railways are visible, except for the former DAR station which was converted into a pub, formerly known as the “End of The Line Pub”. Under new ownership, it is now known as “The Station”.
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The community is one of few in Nova Scotia to have developed from a formal town plan (or plat), rather than allowing development to proceed unhindered. Captain John
Crosskill, who owned or controlled the central part of the community, what is now downtown, divided the bulk of the lands into 90 by 90
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Acadian settlers in the Bridgetown area before the French census of 1671, and the population doubled by 1707. The main Acadian settlement was on the east boundary of the present town, called Gaudetville. There were other Acadian settlers in the town proper, some of whom lived
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Various small industries clustered around both rail lines. The DAR had a passenger station and small railway yard on the south bank of the river. A brick plant, soda pop factory, and various apple warehouses were built along the railway in this area. CN had a passenger station as well as a small
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British settlement in Bridgetown from the early 1760s onward, after the Acadians were expelled from Nova Scotia in 1755. These settlers appeared shortly after the allocation of Granville Township among its proprietors; Bridgetown is located in what was formerly Granville
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employee, and additional losses were incurred from related costs and record-keeping errors. The provincial government subsequently appointed an interim council consisting of a mayor and two councillors, which governed the town until municipal elections were held in
October 2012.
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through the area in 1868, crossing over the
Annapolis River on a bridge between the north and south banks in the community. The original W&A crossing was a wooden covered bridge that was replaced in 1881 by the present iron railway bridge. The W&A merged into the
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Mountains and Meadows Care Group. Britex Limited was the last large manufacturing enterprise but closed in 2004.
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self-guided and critically acclaimed walking tour, named after the largest ship built on the
Annapolis River. The historic downtown fronting Queen Street underwent redevelopment and beautification during the 1980s as a result of federal grants.
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Overview of the Misappropriation at the Town of Bridgetown
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Nova Scotian Blacks: An Historical and Structural Overview
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church, but purchased in 1925 by the Rothsay Lodge of the
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The first deeds of town lots are dated in October 1821
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Electoral Districts
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1002:Acadia: the Geography of Early Nova Scotia to 1760
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