Aylesford, Nova Scotia
The typical loyalist experience of roaming the lands looking to settle down.
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Middleton, Nova Scotia
Tombstones reveal a number of Black families tied to the area.
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Bridgetown, Nova Scotia
Black, female and poor in the only segregated poor house in Nova Scotia
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Halifax, Nova Scotia
Historic interracial gathering place of Black intellectuals.
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Acaciaville, Nova Scotia
The face of equity after centuries of discrimination
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St. Andrews, New Brunswick
This bar and restaurant is named after early Black chef George Braxton.
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Centreville, Nova Scotia
A place of worship saved by community living a second life.
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Weymouth, Nova Scotia
Weymouth Falls produced Sam Langford, perhaps Canada’s greatest boxer.
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Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick
Free Black land grants for several companies of Black Loyalists.
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Milkish, New Brunswick
From fugitive to settler, Milkish, like Peter Cox represent the turbulent beginnings.
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