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NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT TOUR – CRADLE OF OUR NATION
July 31, 2019 @ 2:00 pm
$3 – $10“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
“Stroll Through the Centuries” with award-winning heritage interpreter, Alan Melanson. Explore the “Cradle of Our Nation” and one of Canada’s largest National Historic Districts. Located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral lands of the Mi’kmaq, Annapolis Royal was Nova Scotia’s first capital and also the site of colonial capitals of France, Scotland and Great Britain. Sponsored by The Historical Association of Annapolis Royal.
Every Monday and Wednesday through Sept. 2
