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Mount Uniacke Estate Museum Park More Info
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This historic house and estate, located between Dartmouth and Windsor on Route 1, is a true Georgian-style development that was built in 1813 for Attorney-General Richard John Uniacke. The property has seven scenic walking trails that can be enjoyed any time of year. The house, which is open from June to mid-October, gives visitors a feel for the lives on 19th century Nova Scotian gentry. The tea room in the basement is operated by knowledgeable museum interpreters. Address: Route 1 | Mount Uniacke, NS Tel: 1 902 866-0032
Windsor Hockey Heritage Centre More Info
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Explore the early days of Canadian hockey in the place where it was born - Windsor. Memorabilia includes old photographs and antique gear, such as wooden pucks, hockey sticks hand-carved by the local Mi'kmaq First Nation and early stock skates. Open year-round. Admission is by donation. Address: 128 Gerrish Street | Windsor, NS | B0N 2T0 Tel: 1 902 798-1800
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Located in Hantsport, formerly one of the largest ship-building ports in the World, this museum celebrates the regions past nautical glory. The house, built by ship builder Ezra Churchill in 1860, exhibits traditional Victorian architecture that is fascinating to explore. Open June 15 to August 31. Admission is free. Address: Main Street | Hantsport, NS | B0P 1P0 Tel: 1 902 684-9527
Haliburton House Museum More Info
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In the 1830s, Judge Thomas Chandler Haliburton wrote his famous "Sam Slick" stories at this elegant villa. Haliburton was also a legislator, lawyer and historian. His villa, set in a 16-hectare estate overlooking Windsor and the Avon River was built in 1836. Visitors can wind their way through numerous scenic pathways or browse the giftshop.
Open June 1 - October 15, donations welcomed. Address: 414 Clifton Ave, | Windsor, Nova Scotia | B0N 2T0 Tel: 1 902 798-2915
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Avon River Heritage Society Museum & Avon Spirit Shipyard More Info
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Situated in the village of Avondale, this establishment commemorates the heritage of shipbuilding with authentic artifacts and displays, plus a traditional wooden boat shop that offers demonstrations. The site also has a licensed 1760-style tea room. Address: 15/17 Belmont Road, Highway 101 | Avondale, NS | B0N 2A0 Tel: 1 902 757-1718
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West Hants Historical Society Museum More Info
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Learn about one of Nova Scotia's oldest communities at this informative museum. Explore displays pertaining to household and industrial life of days gone by. Open June 22 to September 4. Address: 281 King Street | Windsor, NS | B0N 2T0 Tel: 1 902 798-4706
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