Field Notebook: New Bruswick, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Ontario 1900, 1927
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July 7 - Halifax Philed around town in the morning and visited the Provincial Museum to see the Honeyman Collection. There is almost nothing due of Honeyman excepting a lot of Jaffray's plants and a very small collection of Canadian mosses. Honeyman dies suddenly and left much of his collection unlabeled. On moving this collection from the Post Office, thirty present shared the enormous material now with careful array in boxes or dis- dtributed among the higher schools of N.S. The best feature of this Museum is its bird collection and this is small. In the evening read the history of the Academy. July 8 - Halifax Wrote letter in the morning. Also visited the citadel. Visited with Clarke during the late afternoon on corner. He remained in the citadel while drove far by rail.