HALIFAX: Union Bank Building

Here is the Union Bank Building that used to print money in Nova Scotia from New York in the Thirteen Colonies from the King's earnings.

This is probably why we have the Queen now instead.

 

This is next to the Bank Of Nova Scotia "head office" and as you can see on the money that Nova Scotia was still printing currency in 1925 which probably ended sometime after the 1930's and World War Two when they switch to "Canada money".

 http://jasonmackenzie.net/unionbankbuilding.mp4

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