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Ferry "Princess of Acadia' crossed the Bay of Fundy from Saint John, N.B. to Digby, Nova Scotia. The first picture shows it at the dock in Saint John then at Digby. These are from the 1970s.
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Ferry "Princess of Acadia' crossed the Bay of Fundy from Saint John, N.B. to Digby, Nova Scotia. This picture shows it at the dock in Digby. These are from the 1970s.<br>
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I am an editor of the Dominion Atlantic Railway history website at DARdpi.ca. Can we use these photos on our website? We would want have permission and to credit the copyright owner. Thanks
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I am an editor of the Dominion Atlantic Railway history website at DARdpi.ca. Can we use these photos on our website? We would want have permission and to credit the copyright owner. Thanks<br>
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I got these as a series of slides from Ebay sometime last year..I am not sure who the original owner would be. I tried to find the info to no avail. the original listing has disappeared.
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I got these as a series of slides from Ebay sometime last year. I am not sure who the original owner would be. I tried to find the info to no avail. the original listing has disappeared.<br>
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OK, I guess you own them then. Can we use them? We would credit "Jim Murray Collection"
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OK, I guess you own them then. Can we use them? We would credit "Jim Murray Collection"<br>
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Jim Murray Sarah Taylor Yes you can :)
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Jim Murray Sarah Taylor Yes you can :)<br>
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New Brunswick Upon Days Faded
Jim Murray
Admin · December 28 at 6:34 PM
Ferry "Princess of Acadia' crossed the Bay of Fundy from Saint John, N.B. to Digby, Nova Scotia. This picture shows it at the dock in Digby. These are from the 1970s.
Sarah Taylor
I am an editor of the Dominion Atlantic Railway history website at DARdpi.ca. Can we use these photos on our website? We would want have permission and to credit the copyright owner. Thanks
Jim Murray
I got these as a series of slides from Ebay sometime last year. I am not sure who the original owner would be. I tried to find the info to no avail. the original listing has disappeared.
Sarah Taylor
OK, I guess you own them then. Can we use them? We would credit "Jim Murray Collection"
Jim Murray Sarah Taylor Yes you can :)

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