Musquodoboit Railway Museum

The Musquodoboit Harbour Railway Museum, located in a restored 1918 Canadian Northern Railway station, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the history of Nova Scotia's railway system. Operated by the Musquodoboit Harbour Heritage Society, the museum houses an array of artifacts, including posters, tickets, and a rare ex-CN GE 44-tonner Snow Plow car, alongside a visitor information center and gift shop.

This heritage site celebrates the significance of the railway line opened in 1916, which facilitated the transportation of goods and people through the picturesque Musquodoboit Valley. The museum not only highlights the architectural features of early 20th-century railway stations but also engages the community with events and local products, such as the Centennial Ale brewed in recognition of the station's centennial anniversary.

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