Islands Museum and Tourist Bureau

A vibrant and eclectic array of local art and crafts from the Islands and Digby Neck.

Islands Historical Society, situated in Freeport, Nova Scotia, houses the Islands History Museum and Archives. The museum, located in the Historic Lent House, offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich maritime history and unique heritage. The exhibits showcase how the locals lived and worked, both on land and at sea, providing insight into their way of life. Visitors can explore themed exhibits that change annually, offering fresh perspectives on various aspects of island life. The museum features a working fish shed demonstrating the fish processing journey from the sea to the table. The marine room displays boat models and fishing gear from the 1930s and 40s, offering a window into the past maritime practices of the area. Additionally, the museum offers a range of souvenirs and books for visitors to take home, including lighthouse replicas, scenic photographs, and historical books. Whether seeking a memento of their visit or a gift for a history enthusiast, guests can find a treasure that resonates with the region's captivating history and traditions at Islands Historical Society. Generated from the website content