Historic Sites

Created by the Multicultural Association of Nova Scotia with the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Department of Tourism, the Multicultural Trails of Nova Scotia web-site highlights a few of the places of ethno-cultural and historic interest that can be found in Nova Scotia. It also features historic dates and an iMap.

This website details the history of the Old City Market in Saint John, which is part of the Family of National Historic Sites.

The online home of the Founders' Hall heritage attraction in Charlottetown, this site features information concerning the 1864 Charlottetown Conference.

This is the website of Battle Harbour, a community that for two centuries was the social and economic centre of the southeastern Labrador coast.

This is the website for the Kings Landing Historic Settlement, a historical interpretation centre nestled along the banks of the St. John River that recreates nineteenth-century New Brunswick life.