• The Halifax Armoury is a military structure in central Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The armoury is the home base of The Princess Louise Fusiliers, and several cadet units.
  • A National Historic Site, the Armoury has played a significant role in Canadian defence and overseas operations, including serving as a regimental headquarters...
  • Located in north central Halifax, the rough-faced red sandstone armoury is one of the oldest and most prominent landmarks in Halifax.
  • Halifax Armoury (1895-Present) - A Canadian Federal Armoury established in 1895 in present day Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Active military armoury.
  • Located in central Halifax, the Halifax Armoury is a historic landmark and National Historic Site of Canada.
  • The Halifax Armoury, which is still owned and operated by DND, was classified as a Federal Heritage Building in 1991 and designated a National Historic Site...
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  • Built between 1895-1899, it was designed as an Armoury/Drill hall by Thomas Fuller, Chief Dominion Architect.
  • Restoring the historic Halifax Armoury is taking longer and costing more than expected — $30 million more and three years longer — CBC News has learned.
  • With Halifax’s North Park Armoury shedding its scaffolding in early March 2022, the multi-year project to restore this 120-year-old military facility moves into Phase 2.