Very Rev. John McNally Breaks the Ground During Ceremony, 1949

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dc.date.created 1949
dc.date.issued 1949
dc.identifier.uri http://library2.smu.ca/xmlui/handle/01/31577
dc.description digital photograph (jpeg) en_CA
dc.description Excellent condition.
dc.description.abstract Very Rev. John McNally breaks ground during the breaking ground ceremony. L-R: Franco Consiglia (Architect of McNally building), Very Rev. Alfred Leverman, Very Rev. Francis Carroll, Very Rev. John McNally (Chancellor of Saint Mary's University and Archbishop of Halifax from 1937 to 1952), and Rev. Michael Walter Burke-Gaffney (Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy). The choir and other people look on.
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dc.language.iso en en_CA
dc.publisher Saint Mary's University (Halifax, N.S.). en_CA
dc.subject.other People
dc.subject.other Clergy
dc.subject.other Leverman, Alfred Bertram, 1903-1972
dc.subject.other Carroll, Francis L.
dc.subject.other McNally, John T., 1871-1952
dc.subject.other Burke-Gaffney, Michael Walter, 1896-1979
dc.subject.other Consiglia, Franco
dc.subject.other Architecture
dc.subject.other Choir
dc.subject.other McNally Building
dc.subject.other Ceremonies
dc.subject.other Campuses
dc.title Very Rev. John McNally Breaks the Ground During Ceremony, 1949 en_CA
dc.type Image en_CA
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