Bear River Historical Society

The Annapolis Heritage Society in Annapolis Royal, Canada, is dedicated to preserving local heritage and promoting curiosity about the people, places, and events that have shaped the community. Through responsible operation of museums, resource centers, and genealogy services, the society supports its mission of education, research, and heritage preservation. With a focus on rehabilitation of historic buildings, relevant programming, and community engagement, the society owns and operates two museums - the O'Dell House Museum and the Sinclair Inn Museum - while also managing the North Hills Museum on behalf of the Nova Scotia Museum. Supported by membership fees, donations, and grants, the Annapolis Heritage Society plays a vital role in preserving and sharing the rich history of Annapolis Royal. Generated from their website

The Cape Sable Historical Society in Harrington, NS is a local organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of the area. Through exhibits, educational programs, and community events, the society aims to engage visitors and residents alike in the stories and heritage of Cape Sable. Generated from their business information

The Hampton Lighthouse, a charming white wooden pepper-shaker tower standing 10.1 meters tall, was constructed in 1911 and is notable for its original sixth-order lens and kerosene lamp, which was electrified in the 1940s. Overlooking picturesque Chute Cove, the lighthouse is managed by the Hampton Lighthouse and Historical Society, which aims to preserve its historical significance and ensure the site remains structurally intact. This site has a rich history marked by various keepers, including Herbert Foster, who served from 1911 until at least 1923. Designated as a Provincial Heritage Property in 2007, the lighthouse represents an important part of Nova Scotia's maritime heritage and is a must-see for visitors exploring the Evangeline Trail. Generated from the website