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Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Park
http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/louisbourg/index_e.asp
A visit to the Fortress of Louisbourg — the largest reconstructed 18th-century French fortified town in North America — is a series of experiences that set a mood. Ramparts, streets, households and interpreters help to c ...
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Lenoir Forge Museum
The Lenoir Forge Museum (Arichat) is an 18th-century French colonial stone building, formerly a store, tavern, general warehouse and blacksmith shop, now displaying a collection of artifacts relating to trades involved i ...
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MacAskill House Museum
http://fortress.uccb.ns.ca/historic/askill.html
Wallace R. MacAskill (1890-1956) has been called the world's best marine photographer. His photos portray the changing majesty of Nova Scotia landscape and the seas along its rocky coast, through all seasons and in all w ...
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Nicolas Denys Museum
The Nicolas Denys Museum (St. Peters) endeavors to present and preserve the long and varied history of the village of St. Peter's. The museum concentrates on Nicolas Denys the first permanent European settler from Tours ...
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Point Tupper Heritage Association Museum
The Museum is housed in an 1893 Methodist/United church originally built in Sunnyside and later moved in the 1940's to Point Tupper. The Church was purchased by the Historical Association in the early 1990's and is now a ...
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Sydney & Louisburg Railway Museum
In the museum (a 1895 Sydney & Louisburg Railway Station), you will find photographs and artifacts telling the story of the S&L Railway, along with shipping activities in Louisburg Harbour and information (histor ...
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The Fleur-de-lis Trail begins at the Canso Causeway and ends at the magnificent Fortress Louisbourg. Along the way, it traces the shores of beautiful Isle Madame, passing through charming Acadian communities, then follows one of Nova Scotia’s most unspoiled and beautiful stretches of Atlantic coastline.