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[Site]: Pier 21
[Date(s)]: 1928 (completed), 1944 (rebuilt)
[Designated]: 1997
[Location]: Halifax44°38′18.04″N 63°33′54.72″W / 44.6383444°N 63.5652000°W / 44.6383444; -63.5652000 (Pier 21)
[Description]: An ocean passenger terminal which witnessed the massive stream of post Second World War immigration to Canada from Europe, including the arrival of war brides; the last intact example of its type, and the embodiment of early 20th-century Canadian immigration
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[Site]: Sir Frederick Borden Residence
[Date(s)]: 1864 (completed), 1902 (renovated in Queen Anne style)
[Designated]: 1990
[Location]: Canning44°44′41″N 65°31′10″W / 44.74472°N 65.51944°W / 44.74472; -65.51944 (Sir Frederick Borden Residence)
[Description]: Former home of Frederick William Borden, located in a park-like setting; a good example of Queen Anne style architecture in domestic buildings
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[Site]: Halifax City Hall
[Date(s)]: 1890 (completed)
[Designated]: 1984
[Location]: Halifax44°38′56″N 63°34′31″W / 44.64889°N 63.57528°W / 44.64889; -63.57528 (Halifax City Hall)
[Description]: A three-storey municipal building with a seven-storey clock tower, prominently located on the Grand Parade; symbolic of the city halls built in the l9th century in medium-sized Canadian cities
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[Site]: Chapel Island
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[Designated]: 2003
[Location]: Chapel Island First Nation45°43′0″N 60°46′57″W / 45.71667°N 60.78250°W / 45.71667; -60.78250 (Chapel Island)
[Description]: An island which for centuries has been an important gathering place, location for government and site of spiritual significance for the Mi'kmaq people
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[Site]: Alexander Graham Bell
[Date(s)]: 1954 (museum completed)
[Designated]: 1952
[Location]: Baddeck46°6′10″N 60°44′45″W / 46.10278°N 60.74583°W / 46.10278; -60.74583 (Alexander Graham Bell)
[Description]: A museum containing Alexander Graham Bell memorabilia, located on a 10-hectare (25-acre) property overlooking Bras d'Or Lake and Bell's summer estate at Beinn Bhreagh
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[Site]: Beaubassin
[Date(s)]: 1672 (established)
[Designated]: 2005
[Location]: Fort Lawrence45°50′54.58″N 64°16′0.48″W / 45.8484944°N 64.2668000°W / 45.8484944; -64.2668000 (Beaubassin)
[Description]: An archaeological site with remains from a major Acadian settlement that played a pivotal role in the 17th and 18th century struggle between the British and French for the region; the site also contains the Fort Lawrence NHS
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