Come celebrate all things trains at the 10th annual Trainfest! Join us for train rides, model railroad exhibitors, and much, much more!
Amos Seaman School Museum
River Hebert, Nova Scotia
One-room School of 1840’s in the tiny unique community of Minudie.
View Place | Get Directions
Read More
No Slave Masters Admitted: The Quaker Meeting Hall, Beaver Harbour
Beaver Harbour, New Brunswick
Founded by American Quakers, this community was racially desegregated.
View Place | Get Directions
Poor House, Saint Andrews
St. Andrews, New Brunswick
The old poor house, “Slab Town” and Saint Andrew’s Black Community.
View Place | Get Directions
Open 10am to 6pm; Entry by donation Join us for a fun kid-friendly scavenger hunt throughout the day or try out our virtual property or indoor tour while you’re here!
Pamphlet is online YouTube video about this event is online Eventbrite URL for signing up The Social Impacts of Dr. George Genereux Did the First Olympic Games happen in Ancient Greece? Do the Five Olympic Rings correspond to Africa, Asia, the Americas Europe and Oceania? Would you say the Olympics happen every four years” Do […]
Marybelle: The Last Black Servant in Louis Head
Nova Scotia
Black Loyalists from Queens County took up employment to boat builders and sea captains.
View Place | Get Directions
Join Historic Sites Unit and the Yukon Heritage Resources Board in celebrating Canada Historic Places Day at Robinson Roadhouse. Robinson Roadhouse is located at km 139 South Klondike Highway, near the Annie Lake Road turn-off. Established as a flag station for the White Pass & Yukon Route, Robinson Roadhouse was constructed in 1906 as a […]
Colony of Avalon
Ferryland, Newfoundland and Labrador
The best preserved early English colonial site in North America.
View Place | Get Directions
Greenpoint Light Station
Port de Grave, Newfoundland and Labrador
Green Point Light Station located on the PDG Peninsula serves as a beacon to Mariners
View Place | Get Directions