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Halifax Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres

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Pier 21 National Historic Site
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From 1928-1971, over 1 million immigrants took their first steps onto Canadain soil in this original immigration shed.Half a million troops departed for World War II from here. Re-opened on July 01,1999 this unique interpretive centre houses a 4-d multi-media show, exhibits,8 testimonial stations, a wall of ships which details the variety of vessels that transported the immigrants and a simulated railcar that will take you across canada in 7 minutes. A visit not to be missed.
Address: 1055 Marginal Road | Halifax, NS | B3H 4P6 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 902 425-7770
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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
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The present Citadel, completed in 1856, is the fourth in a series of forts to occupy the hill overlooking Halifax harbour. This massive, star-shaped, masonry fortification took 28 years to build and features a defensive ditch, ramparts, musketry gallery, powder magazine and signal masts. The site has been restored to the mid-Victorian period with a living history program, guided tours, an audio-visual presentation and modern exhibits.
Address: . | Halifax, NS [ Map ]
Tel: 1 902 426-5080
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Old Town Clock
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Donated by Prince Eward, the Duke of Kent in 1803, this clock can still be found ticking away at the base of Citadel Hill.
Address: 1700 Brunswick St. | Halifax, NS [ Map ]
Tel: 1 902 426-5080

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Government House
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The Government House was built between 1799 and 1805 for Governor Sir John and Lady Francis Wentworth. It now houses the lieutenant governor and is the oldest official government residence in Canada. It is not open to the public but worth seeing regardless.
Address: 1451 Barrington St. | Halifax, NS | B3J 1Z3
Tel: 1 902 424-7001

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Province House
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This site is historically significant for several reasons, most notably because it was the home of Canada's oldest provincial legislature and of Britain's first overseas self-government. The Georgian-style building first opened in 1842 and was described as a 'gem' by famous author Charles Dickens. Open year-round.
Address: 1726 Hollis Street | Halifax, NS | B3J  2Y3 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 902 424-4661
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York Redoubt National Historic Site
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This fortification has overlooked the entrance to Halifax Harbour since 1793, and was a key element in defence of the harbour. A visit here allows a spectacular view of Halifax Harbour and is a great outdoor activity. Visitors can also explore the underground tunnels of the fort and its guns as well as the World War II Command Post. Enjoy great walking trails with interpretive panels.
Address: Purcell's Cove Road | Halifax, NS | B3K 5M7 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 902 426-5080
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