Kirrily Freeman is Associate Professor of History at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax. Her teaching and research focus on the social and cultural history of the two world wars. Her first book, Bronzes to Bullets: Vichy and the Destruction of French Public Statuary (Stanford UP, 2009) dealt with the French campaign to melt metal statues during WWII. Her current book looks at the town of Vichy and its efforts to reinvent itself since the Second World War.
The Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society presents Barry Cahill and his lecture entitled “Malagash Man”: Chief Justice Lorne Clarke and Canadian..
Join us tomorrow night, February 20th at 7pm, at the Nova Scotia Archives as Barry Cahill speaks on the career of Chief Justice of Nova Scotia..
RNSHS is happy to share with you, for the first time ever, a full recorded video of last night’s lecture by Dr. John Reid, “‘The Home of Cricket’:..
Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society presents Dr. John Reid and the “Home of Cricket”
Tonight we take a look at the exciting world of cricket in Nova Scotia’s coal-mining towns! #cricket #SportHistory Dr. John Reid will take us..
Barry Cahill's talk is about to begin! Join us for his public lecture on Chief Justice Lorne Clarke @NSArchives or over on the RNSHS FB site for the live stream: facebook.com/TheRoyalNovaSc…
Tomorrow! Don't miss the RNSHS public lecture Feb. 20th, 7:30pm @NSArchives or live via our FB page. Join Barry Cahill for his talk "Malagash Man”: Chief Justice Lorne Clarke and Canadian Judicial Biography". Read more on Chief Justice Clarke: tinyurl.com/y3lgalec @DalhousieU
