Shelburne Travel Guide

 Shara.Buchan Says:  The Muir-Cox Shipyard at the south end of Dock Street in Shelburne is one of the oldest shipyards in Nova Scotia, having been in almost continuous operation from the 1820s (William Muir) until 1984 (William and George Cox). It turned out everything from stately square-rigged... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  This museum features one of the oldest fire pumpers in North America, permanent exhibits of Shipbuilding in Shelburne and the Shelburne Loyalists, and temporary and traveling exhibits. For the summer of 2000 the exhibit is on 20th century Shelburne. There is also a resource... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  ROSS-THOMSON HOUSE & STORE MUSEUM:By 1784 Loyalists on the run from the American Revolution had swelled Shelburne's small population to 10,000-twice as many as Halifax and more than Montreal or Quebec. The new settlers included George and Robert Ross, sons of a Scottish... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  In the 18th and 19th centuries canvas sailcloth was used as a floor covering in many a seafarer's home. It was often the only material available to cover drafty floor boards. Decorative painting added color and charm and smaller mats were made from remnants.The sailcloth... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Welcome to the 'Newest Gallery & Cafe in Canada', where they show some of the coolest stuff produced by your neighbors in the North and East. We're on the Beautiful Waterfront in Historic Shelburne, Nova Scotia, original home to the loyalist settlers from the American... 

 littleblueboat Says:  Shelburne is a pretty little historic town and a wonderful destination at any time of year but we especially enjoyed our fall visit this year.The "Lighthouse" owners are friendly and eager to please. They have roots in NS and have taken over the former 'Bear's Den B&B'.We... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  STUDIO 14Al & Mary Lou Keith invite you to Historic Shelburne Nova Scotia.Visit Mary Lou at Studio 14 where she carries on the centuries old tradition of painting Canvas Floorcloths. You can also stay at Above Studio 14, a beautiful and private 2 bedroom house keeping... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Relax in the garden and watch the river flow by. Hike down wooded pathways enjoying the Fall colours. Stroll along the secluded beaches. Breathe in the fresh sea air as you explore Shelburne's history. 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Clyde River InnBed and BreakfastThis restored Victorian Inn is located on the main highway in Clyde River. You can enjoy all the comforts of home, surrounded by antiques and collectibles. It is minutes away from an 18 hole golf course, restaurants and beaches. A twenty... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  MORNING MIST COTTAGE RENTALBeautiful cottage on Lake Deception, a 20 minute drive from the historic town of Shelburne on the south shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. Tranquil and secluded, this 23 acre lakefront property nestled among towering pine, maple and birch is the perfect... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Mackenzie Motel and CottagesExperience the charm and hospitality of a country inn with the privacy and convenience of your own AIR CONDITIONED motel unit or cottage. 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  The Cooper's Inn Experience the charm and graciousness of our Award Winning Registered Heritage Property (c1784), located on the harbour in the middle of Shelburne’s Historic Area. The Inn has been lovingly restored and maintained. Original art work grace the walls in the... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  The Bear's Den Bed & Breakfast (est. 1987) has been in continual operation for 13 years. The owner is a Nova Scotia native who resided in Reno Nevada and Sacramento California for 25 years before returning home. B&B seemed a natural thing to do after years of entertaining... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Charlotte Lane CafeExit 25 or 26 off Hwy 103. Heritage property offering relaxed dining. Menu offers refreshing salads, flavourful pastas, fresh local seafood and mouth-watering desserts, prepared by award-winning Swiss Chef/Owner Roland Glauser. Cosy restaurant or garden... 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Shelburn's Waterfront is where they filmed most of the movie the Scarlet letter. Many of the building built for the scenery are still there, and others of the which already existed there were used in the scenery. 

 Shara.Buchan Says:  Shelburne is nestled on the third finest natural harbour in the world and were once the fourth largest community in North America when, in 1783 about 3000 United Empire Loyalists arrived in ships from New York City and the population quickly grew to more than 10,000. As a...