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Musees near Digby NS (37 Result(s))
Rossignol Cultural CentreThe Rossignol Cultural Centre is located in Liverpool, Nova Scotia. The Rossignol is a 24,000 sq. ft. newly renovated, multi-faceted cultural centre, featuring a variety of Museums, Art Galleries, Libraries and Wildlife. The Rossignol Cultural Centre opened on July 20, 2002, and is one of the top 10 tourist destinations on the Lighthouse Route.
Delight in the warmth of the wood stoves, just like at.View all EventsWhats newAll of the Nova Scotia Museum websites are now responsive! Check out your favourite museums on the go, and be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook . Be SocialSummerPublicationsMuseum publications share research about our collection to advance our understanding of the world and encourage research by others.Nova Scotia Museum publications are now available online 'Get ConnectedSign up for Nova Scotia Museum E-events, your monthly email update on all the latest events from across the Nova Scotia Museum.
Welcome to the Memory Lane Railway Museum in Middleton, Nova Scotia. We are pleased to bring you a virtual taste of what our extensive Dominion Atlantic Railway collection in our museum is all about.
Commissioned in 1942, Cornwallis was built to augment the RCN efforts during WWII. During the war years, HMCS Cornwallis was the largest naval training base in the British Commonwealth. After the war, the base became a discharge centre and then was declared surplus closing February 28, 1946.HMCS Cornwallis was re-commissioned in November of 1948 and began new training, this time to meet the demands of the Cold War.
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