This museum once the local court house hosts some very interesting collections such as Nova Scotia glass and a New England Planters exhibit as well as other displays. If your lucky enough to be there when volunteer Maynard Stevens is around to give a talk your in for some interesting stories about the building or ask him about the surrounding areas as he is a wealth of information. There is a different display every few months in one of the rooms so it well worth a visit anytime during their open season. Check out their website for more information (Opening in April each year and closed during the winter months). The building has a small gift shop with books about local history & families as well as other gift ideas. If your researching your family connection in Kings County this is a great place to start. For a small fee of $5.00 there are lots of resource materials available including published and unpublished family trees as well as community histories, cemetery indexes, etc. Be prepared to spend the whole day researching your family connection the the area. Definitely a place to visit for any history buff and there are also things for the children in the family to do as well, such as finding the hidden images in the courtrooms wood walls. A must see if in the town of Kentville, Nova Scotia.

Went here last minute just before they closed for the 2018 season. Lots of history here. I recommend checking it out!