Nova Scotia
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Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
On our family vacation to Nova Scotia, we visited the Fortress of Louisbourg, one of Canada’s most important National Historic Sites. Having spent so much time exploring the history of New England, it was interesting to learn about the French side of North American history and their determined efforts to maintain control of their colonial possessions. […]
William E. DeGarthe Memorial Monument
Every trip to Nova Scotia, I have carved out some time to visit Peggy’s Cove – it is simply that beautiful. The combination of the Atlantic Ocean, weathered granite rocks, fishing village and lighthouse never loses its charm. This photograph was taken in 2026 during a weekend we were teaching in Halifax, and once again we found ourselves […]
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
We will be visiting Halifax again this month, and as I look back through my photos, I am reminded of how much I enjoy this town and the province that surrounds it. Sitting at the top of the city is the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, a place that quietly watches over everything below. From […]
Peggy’s Cove
A trip to Nova Scotia would not be complete without driving to Peggy’s Cove. We have made this drive every time we have visited this province, and each time it feels just as special. The road itself begins to set the tone. As we leave the city behind, the landscape opens up and the air shifts. […]
