Halifax to Dartmouth
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Halifax to Dartmouth

From H-A-L-I-F-A-X to D-A-R-T-M-O-U-T-H, every letter is a beloved icon. Haligonian or Dartmouthian, you'll know 'em all!

Halifax and Dartmouth spelled out in local landmarks — the bridge, the harbour ferry, lobsters and a goose. Art prints, greeting cards and vinyl stickers.

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About the icons

The Landmarks Of Halifax and Dartmouth

Halifax and Dartmouth are friendly harbour neighbours, connected by the MacDonald and MacKay Bridges and the Halifax-Dartmouth ferry service — the oldest saltwater ferry in North America, and the second oldest in the world, running since 1752.

Every letter another local landmark. Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse, the Citadel Town Clock, the signs at Pizza Corner, a Drunken Lamp from the Halifax Boardwalk, the judges tower in Dartmouth’s Lake Banook, a coffee cup from Two If By Sea, the Tufts Cove smokestacks and a Sullivan’s Pond goose, and that’s about half of them.

For homesick Haligonians and proud Dartmouthians alike.