Dory Shop Museum

The Dory Shop Museum, part of Shelburne's unique Museums by the Sea, celebrates the maritime heritage of the region in a community recognized as the whirligig capital of Canada. Together with the Shelburne County Museum and the Ross-Thomson House and Store Museum, these sites offer visitors a comprehensive glimpse into the rich history and culture of Shelburne County. The Shelburne Historical Society acts as the caretaker of the area's legacy, honoring the contributions of both the Mi'kmaq and African Nova Scotian communities, while fostering the preservation and appreciation of the local heritage. Through various programs and events, they continue to engage visitors and residents alike in the story of Shelburne County. Generated from the website

The Shelburne County Museum offers visitors a rich glimpse into the area's heritage through its diverse collection of historical exhibits and artifacts. Alongside the Dory Shop Museum and the Ross-Thomson House and Store Museum, it forms part of Shelburne's unique historical experience known as "Museums by the Sea." Situated in a community renowned as the whirligig capital of Canada, the museum grounds are a testament to the region's vibrant cultural contributions, including those of African Nova Scotian people. Operated by the Shelburne Historical Society, the site serves as a vital custodian of local history and heritage, actively engaging visitors in the stories of Shelburne County. Generated from the website