This museum, in the Col. James Layton Ralston Armoury, is dedicated to the history of the Nova Scotia Highlanders. From World War II are a.o. on display a 1942 Willy's Jeep, weapons and captures German weapons, uniforms and many other artefacts.

Exhibits outline the history of the County from Native American times through to the early twentieth century. The museum also houses an extensive archives, a collection of genealogical material, and a fine art collection by Cumberland County artists, all surrounded...

A collection of photos and documents commemorating the life and achievements of Amos 'King' Seaman, 19th-century merchant and industrialist of Minudie, are housed in a restored one-room schoolhouse. Genealogy of the Seaman family and other local families are also...

Struts Gallery, established in 1982, is an artist-run centre dedicated to presenting local, regional and national contemporary artist initiated activities: expositions, performances, symposia, publications, demonstrations, workshops, residencies, etc. Struts’...

Built onto the farmhouse of Yorkshire emigrant George Bulmer (ca 1792), the Boultenhouse Heritage Centre is not only one of Sackville’s oldest surviving houses, but a dynamic new museum to showcase this area’s rich history. Discover Sackville’s Maritime...

Fort Beauséjour is notable as the site of the Battle of Fort Beauséjour, which was both the final act in the long fight between Britain and France for control of Acadia, and the opening act of the final struggle between the two great empires for North America.

The Owens Art Gallery is the oldest university art gallery in Canada, opened to the public in 1895. Our objectives are to provide a wide range of professional visual arts programming to Mount Allison University’s students, staff and alumni, and to serve as a...

Colville House, on the campus of Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick, was the home of renowned Canadian artist Alex Colville, his wife Rhoda and their four children from 1949 to 1973. Maintaing a studio in the attic of the house, it was during these...

Experts from King's Landing Historical Settlement have confirmed that the Campbell Carriage Factory in Middle Sackville, built in 1838, is one of the best existing examples of a 19th century industrial site in Eastern North America. For over 100 years (1855-1949) the...

Anne Murray grew up in the small Nova Scotia coal mining town of Springhill, far, far away from the glitter and glamour of Hollywood. Yet her breathtaking flight to fame has made Anne Murray a household name in entertainment capitals of the world, and she has amassed...