Wood And Stone: Pictou, Nova Scotia

In the spring of 1972 a survey was conducted to assess the historic architecture of the town of Pictou. The research was sponsored by the Pictou Heritage Society and was made possible by a generous federal grant under the Local Initiatives Program.

The study revealed that entire 19th century neighbourhoods have been preserved intact through continuing use.

While 140 buildings were researched, only 55 were sketched for publication." — Maida Murray.

Includes drawings of John Patterson's House, Sherbrooke Cottage, Norway House, Town Hall, Dawson Stone House, The Long Stone House, Matthew Patterson's House, Abraham Patterson House, Lorrain's Inn and Tavern, Sam Turner's House, Pictou Men's Club, Judge J. Welsford Macdonald Home, J.D.B. Fraser's Drug Store, Harper's Hotel, Street Scene (St. Andrew's Street), The Tanner House, Corner Drugstore, Rose Property, Prince Street Church, Frame House on Faulkland Street, Pictou Foundry, "Seabank", Fogo House, Court House (1858), Mrs. M.R. Young Property, Patterson's House ("Old Road"), Brick School House, Lorrain Home, Barry's Mill, Entrance to Pictou, Ferguson Property, Stella Maris Church, The Kitchin Home, The A.J. Patterson House, Bank of Nova Scotia and The Stalker Building, St. James's Anglican Church, St. Andrew's Church, Former Post Office, Inercolonial [sic] (C.N.R.) Station, and the Former Customs House.