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Wolfville is a
Canadian town in the
Annapolis Valley,
Kings County, Nova Scotia,
located about 100
kilometres (62 mi)
northwest of the
provincial capital...
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University is a public,
predominantly undergraduate university located in
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, with some
graduate programs at the master's level...
- The
Wolfville Formation is a Tri****ic
geologic formation of Nova Scotia. The
formation is of
Carnian to
early Norian age.
Fossils of
small land vertebrates...
- The
Wolfville Historical Society is a
registered charity that owns and
maintains the
Randall House Museum in
Wolfville, Nova Scotia. This
building dates...
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length from
Annapolis Royal and the
Annapolis Basin in the west to
Wolfville and the
Minas Basin in the east,
spanning the
counties of Digby, Annapolis...
- poor,
rural families in Canada, on Nova Scotia's
South Mountain, near
Wolfville,
known for inter-generational
poverty and the
conviction in the 1980s...
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towns of Berwick,
Wolfville, Kentville, Middleton,
Annapolis Royal, and Digby.
Kings Transit originally operated between Wolfville and Kentville, eventually...
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William Pearly Oliver OC CM (February 11, 1912 in
Wolfville, Nova
Scotia – May 26, 1989 in Lucasville)
worked at the
Cornwallis Street Baptist Church...
- Nation-famous New York
Murders (1914)
Wolfville:
Episodes of
Cowboy Life (1893)
Sandburrs (1900)
Wolfville Days (1902)
Wolfville Nights (1902) The
Black Lion Inn...
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Oliver was born to
Helena Isabella (White) and
Clifford Harlock Oliver in
Wolfville, Nova Scotia. He has four siblings. His
maternal grandfather, William...
