Resources from Halifax Public Libraries halifaxpubliclibraries.ca halifaxpubliclibraries.ca 2004 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Contents LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Africville LLLLLLLLLLLL 3 Art & Literature 4 Biography 6 Business 8 Current Issues 9 Education 10 History 11 Music 17 Religion 19 Sports 21 Finding Out More 21 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Africville, women on hill with Photographs 24 four youths, 1950. Africville NSARM, Bob Brooks fonds, 1989-468 2 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Series C, sheet 6 3 “Africville,” by Harold Kalman. In A History of Canadian Architecture, Africville Relocation Report, 675-676. Toronto: Oxford University Supplement, by Donald H. Clairmont. Press, 1995. Halifax: Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University, 1975. “Africville,” by Alfreda Withrow. In One City, Many Communities, 11- “Africville Saga.” In Halifax’s North 12. Halifax: Nimbus, 1999. End: An Anthropologist Looks at the City, by Paul A. Erickson. Africville: A Spirit That Lives On: A Hantsport: Lancelot, 1986. Collaboration of The Art Gallery, Mt. St. Vincent University, the Africville: The Life and Death of a Africville Genealogy Society, the Canadian Black Community, by Black Cultural Centre for Nova Donald H. Clairmont and Dennis Scotia and the National Film William Magill. Toronto: Canadian Board. Halifax: The Art Gallery, Scholars’ Press, 1999. Mount St. Vincent University, 1989. “Children of Africville,” by Craig Africville Not for Sale [sound Benjamin. Cities, July-August 1988, 6. recording], produced by Sean Flynn and Dean Smith. Halifax: Nova Scotia From Africville to New Road: How Public Interest Research Group, 1996. Four Communities Planned Their Development, by Althea J. Tolliver, Africville Relocation Report, by James A. Francois, and the Watershed Donald H.Clairmont and Dennis W. Joint Action Committee. Dartmouth: Magill. Halifax: Institute of Public Watershed Joint Action Committee / Affairs, Dalhousie University, 1973. Black United Front, 1983. © Halifax Public Libraries, 2004 “Just a Minute,” by Stephanie Domet. Black Express [magazine] 1981-1982 “Listen to the Language” and The Coast, 18 March 1999, 11-12. “Shoes,” by Sylvia Hamilton, and Black Focus [magazine] 1995. “Why,” by Stefan Collins. In Fiery Recommendations Made to City “Black Nova Scotian Literature: A Spirits, edited by Ayanna Black. Council Regarding the Submission Select Bibliography,” by Bernice M Toronto: Harper Collins, 1994. of Irvine Carvery of the Africville Moreau. Journal of Education, No. Genealogy Society Concerning the 400 (April,1987): 46-50. Lush Dreams, Blue Exile: Fugitive Africville Relocation Program Poems, 1978-1993, by George Elliott 1962-1969: Report, by Halifax City Blue, by George Elliott Clarke. Clarke. Lawrencetown Beach: Council. Halifax: City Council, 1994. Vancouver: Polestar, 2001. Pottersfield Press, 1994. 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Dartmouth: G.A.B. Consulting, February 1991, 4. “Casualties,” and other poems, by 2000. George Elliott Clarke. In Voices: Canadian Writers of African Fire on the Water: An Anthology Music from the Sky, [juvenile fiction] of Black Nova Scotian Writing, MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Descent, edited by Ayanna Black. by Denise Gillard. Vancouver: Douglas Toronto: Harper Collins, 1992. edited by George Elliott Clarke. 2v. and McIntyre, 2001. 4 Art & Literature Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield, 1991. 5 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Collection of Poems, by Cynthia Ann Native Song: Poetry and Paintings, Chandler. Halifax: Halifax Regional Footprints, Images and by David Woods. Porter’s Lake: Police Service, 1997. Reflections: An Ethical Analysis of Pottersfield, 1990. Atlantic Black Journal [magazine] the Social Experiences and 1973-74 Relationships of Blacks in Nova Consecrated Ground: A Play, by Newsletter / Black Cultural Society Scotia, by George A. Borden. George Elroy Boyd. 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