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Windsor
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Sundial: 406
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| State/Province: Nova Scotia |
Country: Canada |
| Dial Type: Horizontal Dial |
Condition: Reproduction |
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Latitude and Longitude: |
44° 59.327' N 64° 08.568' W |
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- On the grounds of Clifton Museum Park (formerly Haliburton House) on Clifton Avenue.
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| Description: |
- A small horizontal dial with an 11-inch square base. The dial was made in 1845, but the original was damaged by vandals. There now exists a fiberglass reproduction of the dial with metal gnomon on a cast cement base. The dial has Arabic numerals indicating 4 a.m. to 8 p.m. and corresponding hour lines. The dial is located on the grounds of the Haliburton House, built in 1836 by Thomas Chandler Haliburton, a justice of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia and author of "The Clockmaker" stories.
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General Information: | Inscription: | - Owner: Nova Scotia Museum, Province of Nova Scotia
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Last Revised: 2025-08-27 17:28
