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LARA MARTINA AT BRAMBER
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Contact info
Coming in Spring 2009
6909 HWY 215 Bramber, Nova Scotia
History
In October 27, 1783 Roger Johnson was given a 3000 acre land grant known as Cheverie. Eventually, the land along the Hants Shore was divided and the village of Bramber evolved.
In 1863, 6909 Bramber was constructed as The Baptist Meeting House burning down in 1874 and later reconstructed. In 1892, it was rededicated as the United Church, closing in the 1970's when it was sold and became a garage.
It became the Brookville school in 1867 closing with consolidation in 1966.It then became a Masonic Centre.
Hours of business:
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Open:Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday
11am- 2pm & 4-6pm
Additional Services
Worldwide shipping
Three month payment plan
Complimentary gift wrapping
In-home trial period
Delivery, professional hanging and pick up
(if it doesn’t suit you) courtesy of lara martina art (Within 50km)
Private viewings
After hour appointments - please call lara martina at 902 757 0550
Professional hanging of existing collections, either at home or office.
Gallery gift certificates available in any amount.
Window display for your business
Gallery Artists
Lara Martina
Gallagher Martina
Available for sale selected works by A.B. Creighton, Reginald Payne,and Leslie Sinclair Loomer from Lara Martina's personal collection. inquiries welcome.
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Sundays & Mondays |
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Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday
11am- 2pm & 4-6pm |
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