The NSFGA wing of the museum tells the history of the apple industry in Nova Scotia through numerous pictures, stories and artifacts. Apple barrel making tools, apple baskets, apple peelers and even an old sprayer, show how things were done over a half-century ago....

The museum is housed in the old courthouse which was built in 1903, and served as Kings County's seat of justice for more than seventy-five years. The building was purchased by the Kings Historical Society in 1980, and has been operated as a museum ever since. The...

The construction of the Valley Regional hospital began on May 24, 1988. One of the planning objectives was to create a facility which would meet ever changing technology, as well as the growing needs and demands of the population. The hospital was opened on April 15,...

The Charles Macdonald Concrete House Museum is located in Centreville (on the road to Hall’s Harbour, north of Kentville) in the Fundy Shore and Annapolis Valley region. Known as “the concrete house with the deer statues”, this artful property is surrounded by...

The house was owned by the Randall family for three generations, and provides a glimpse of how our early buildings were constructed. It shows the details of domestic and business life, as well as the contributions made by some of Wolfville's leading families,...

Exhibitions are presented from internal and external curatorial projects, submissions from artists and exhibitions from other cultural institutions including the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, the National Gallery of Canada, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and...

Display of artifacts that reflect daily life in Canning from the early 1800s to the present; Wilf Carter exhibit detailing the life of an extraordinary musician. Lighthouse on site.

We house permanent and temporary exhibits that reflect the history of units that have called Greenwood home. The permanent displays encompass the early formation of the base in 1942 and proceed through the Lancaster, Neptune, Argus and Aurora eras. The history of...

Grand-Pré National Historic Site is a park set aside to commemorate the Grand-Pré area of Nova Scotia as a centre of Acadian settlement from 1682 to 1755, and the deportation of the Acadians which began in 1755 and continued to 1762. The original village of Grand...

The Ross Creek Centre for the Arts is a unique institution in Canada, bringing together the best in arts education for youth with community and professional artist programs. The Ross Creek Centre for the Arts is a research and development Centre for the arts of all...