History
The Halifax Explosion Marker commemorates the catastrophic 1917 explosion that destroyed much of the city’s north end when two ships collided in the harbour. Over 2,000 people were killed, and thousands were injured.
Landmark
The marker recounts the events of that tragic day and celebrates the international aid that followed, especially from Boston. It symbolizes recovery and resilience in the face of unimaginable loss.
Legacy
Standing as one of Halifax’s most important memorials, it ensures future generations remember both the devastation and the unity that rebuilt the city.
Location: 44.6632882, -63.5687656
Tags:
– House Number: 94
– Postal Code: B2Y 2N5
– Province: Nova Scotia
– Historic Significance: monument
– Name: Halifax Explosion Marker
– Street: Alderney Drive
– City: Dartmouth