This historic residence of one of Prince Edward Island’s most distinguished citizens, the late Wanda Lefurgey Wyatt, has been sensitively restored to its former elegance and charm. The 1867 house is a treasure trove of antique furnishings and offers an opportunity...

This Victorian home is pictured in the Illustrated Historical Atlas of the Province of Prince Edward Island that was published by J.H. Meacham & Co in 1880. It was the residence of T.H. Pope, Accountant and Telegraph Operator and was constructed in 1878 for Mr. Pope...

The Anne of Green Gables Museum at Silver Bush, Park Corner has a treasure around every corner. On this 110-acre property you will find a museum with beautiful flower gardens on the property, a gift shop with the finest licensed Anne of Green Gables products...

Built in 1877 for a wealthy shipbuilder and merchant, Beaconsfield stands as an enduring symbol of Victorian elegance. With twenty-five rooms, eight fireplaces and imported chandeliers, Beaconsfield was one of Charlottetown’s finest homes. Today, the house is open...

Keillor House, Coach House Museum, and St. James Church are all museums. Keillor House is an early Regency stone house containing thousands of artifacts relating to mid-18th-century life; guides are in costume. A minute away on foot, St. James is also known as St....

The Sir Andrew Macphail Homestead operates as a not for profit organization. Our goal is to honour Sir Andrew Macphail’s contribution to our heritage by preserving his birthplace as an educational facility and interpretive centre. Step back in time and enjoy the...

Built in 1883 by prominent Monctonian Thomas Williams, treasurer with the Intercolonial Railway, this heritage home stands as an elegant symbol of local life during the Victorian era. Thomas Williams and his wife, Analena, purchased the property beyond town limits in...

The Steeves House is a charming “Colonial” mansion built in 1840 around the original 1812 “cottage”. In 1814 William Henry Steeves was born in the cottage, the oldest of eleven children. He was a “Father of Confederation” and later became a Senator.

The Balmoral Grist Mill Museum is a restored 1874 water powered grist mill located in Balmoral Mills, Nova Scotia. The site includes a 1 km walking trail along the ravine of Balmoral Brook. The mill is part of the Nova Scotia Museum system. Alexander MacKay owned...

Birthplace of the Rt. Hon. Andrew Bonar Law, former Prime Minister of Great Britain, and the only person born outside of the United Kingdom to achieve this distinction. The Province of New Brunswick restored the old Law family homestead to represent a typical farm...