Lawrence House Museum

Lawrence House Museum, located in Maitland, Nova Scotia, is a vital testament to the province's maritime history, highlighting the legacy of shipbuilder William D. Lawrence who built Canada's largest wooden-hulled fully-rigged ship in 1874. Visitors can explore the vibrant Victorian home filled with photographs, exhibits, and heirlooms from the Lawrence family, while learning about the shipbuilding industry and the Golden Age of Sail.

As part of Nova Scotia's first designated Heritage Conservation district, the museum offers a glimpse into the critical role of maritime power in the 19th century. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in the rich history of the region, making it an engaging experience for both local residents and tourists alike.

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