The County of Annapolis is rooted in history, heritage, and culture. It is home to the first permanent settlement in Canada, which was a partnership between the Mi'kmaw of L'sitkuk area and Samuel de Champlain and other settlers from France.

As a result of the County's rich history we have many museums which showcase different aspects and periods of Canadian history. The following is a list of museums in the region. For more information please visit the hyperlinks below.

		Farm Museum 570 Highway #1 Main Street Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia Open 10am-4pm Thursday-Sunday Directions? Click Here
		Fort Anne National Historic Site 323 St. George Street,  Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia B0S 1A0 Website: Click Here Email: information@pc.gc.ca Phone: (902) 532-2321 Directions? Click Here
		James House Museum 12 Queen Street, PO Box 645 Bridgetown, Nova Scotia B0S 1C0 Website: Click Here Phone: (902) 665-4530 Directions? Click Here
		Macdonald Museum 21 School Street, PO Box 925 Middleton, Nova Scotia B0S 1P0 Website: Click Here Email: macdonald.museum@ns.sympatico.ca Phone: (902) 825-6116 Fax: (902) 825-0531 Directions? Click Here
		Middleton Railway Museum 61 School Street Middleton, Nova Scotia B0S 1P0 Website: Click Here Phone: (902) 825-6062 Directions? Click Here
		Mount Hanley School Museum 2130 Mount Hanley Road, Mount Hanley c/o P O Box 1023 Middleton, Nova Scotia B0S 1P0 Email: N/A Phone: N/A Directions? Click Here
		North Hills Museum 5065 Granville Road Granville Ferry, Nova Scotia B0S 1A0 Phone: (902) 532-2168 Fax: (902) 532-0700 Directions? Click Here
		O'Dell House Museum 136 St. George Street Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia B0S 1A0 Email: historic@ns.aliantzinc.ca Phone: (902) 532-7754 Directions? Click Here
		Sinclair Inn Museum 230 St. George Street Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia B0S 1A0 Phone: (902) 532-0996  Directions? Click Here
		Tupperville School Museum 2663 Highway 201 Tupperville, Nova Scotia Phone: (902) 665-2427 Directions? Click Here