Features household items, documents and literature dating back to the 1700s, over 300 cameras and a very rare gas operated upright enlarger, circa 1895. Includes virtual tour, hours and admission fee. Located in West Pubnico. [French and English].

Features two major display rooms with exhibits that depict the history and material culture of the area. Includes hours, membership, photos, services and location.

Includes history, photos, hours of operation, entrance fees, and location details.

Part of Nova Scotia Museum and features a collection of carding machines, spinning jennies, looms, a dye house and wool-scouring equipment. Includes hours, admission, events, links and directions.

Focuses on the industrial and social history of the county from Native America times to the present. Lists hours, fees, exhibits, events, membership and links. Located in Amherst.

Features collection of vintage pumpers, hose wagons, and ladder trucks, the history of firefighting and antique toy fire engines, uniforms, and memorabilia. Includes hours of operation, admission, events, photos, and directions. Located in Yarmouth.

Built in 1857 by James Myers, this modest house is a typical inshore fisherman's home of the early 1900s. History, photos, hours of operation, admission, and directions. Located in Jeddore Oyster Pond.

Nonprofit organization dedicated to the rebuilding of the fort and the village. Offers events, a gallery, history, news and directions.

Built in 1880. Includes history, photos, hours of operation, admission, events, links and directions. Located in Shelburne. [English and French].