Meet: Clifton Museum Park – main parking lot, 424 Clifton Avenue, Windsor Join us this summer for our Wag ‘n Walk events. This 30 min guided dog walk is a great way to meet other dog lovers in the area, find new routes and enjoy old favourites with our furry friends.Free treats courtesy of Feeds […]
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Come enjoy our annual Gourd Hunt at Clifton Museum Park. Prizes are given for most gourds found and the golden gourd in three age groups. Hot chocolate and coffee provided. Thanks to the Langille family and Water St. Tim Hortons, and Dill Family Farm – Howard Dill Enterprises for their support of this event. Ages […]
Join us for a free history walk on the Clifton Museum Park grounds. Enjoy an easy walk around the trails and learn about the gypsum, apple trees, events, and people that shaped our area. Meet in the main parking lot at Clifton Museum Park, 424 Clifton Avenue, Windsor. For further information please call (902) 798-2915.
Join us for a free history walk on the Clifton Museum Park grounds. Enjoy an easy walk around the trails and learn about the gypsum, apple trees, events, and people that shaped our area. Meet in the main parking lot at Clifton Museum Park, 424 Clifton Avenue, Windsor. For further information please call (902) 798-2915.
Join us for a free history walk on the Clifton Museum Park grounds. Enjoy an easy walk around the trails and learn about the gypsum, apple trees, events, and people that shaped our area. Meet in the main parking lot at Clifton Museum Park, 424 Clifton Avenue, Windsor. For further information please call (902) 798-2915.
Old Holy Trinity Church, Charles Hill and exhuming Black Loyalist history
Middleton, Nova Scotia
Tombstones reveal a number of Black families tied to the area.
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Historic Bovaird House
Brampton, Ontario
Visit yesterday… today! Experience 1850s living in this fully furnished historic house.
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Lucy Mitchell vs. Annapolis Country Poor Farm Cemetery, Bridgetown, N.S.
Bridgetown, Nova Scotia
Black, female and poor in the only segregated poor house in Nova Scotia
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Yarmouth County Museum- Zion Church Memorial
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Commemorative park with bell of Zion Baptist Church is still a place for reflection
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Thousands of people come to shop at Heritage Park every year – and now we’re bringing the market to you! Come shop our local vendors, explore the shops in the Plaza, grab a bite to eat and be entertained at Calgary market nights! Market Nights is a pet-friendly event, so make sure you bring your […]