DREAMSCAPES WINTER/SPRING 2024
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H
ome to some of the most authentic coastal experiences
amid 13,300 kilometres of stunning shoreline, the mighty
province of Nova Scotia also lays claim to the world's
highest tides, a plethora of lighthouses, and adventures galore.
But did you know there's an often overlooked side, one that is
steeped in Black history?
It's time to hit the roads of western Nova Scotia and visit these
historical attractions and drive routes that have put Canada's early
African heritage on the map.
AFRICVILLE PARK:
A TESTAMENT TO RESILIENCE
Located in the north end of Halifax, discover Africville Park. Learn
about the bygone days when a close-knit Black community once
BY LINDSAY DAVIES
A Nova Scotian Road Trip
Unveiling Black History
TRACING
LEGACY
TRAVEL TIP
At reception obtain a name card representing a
Black Loyalist and follow their story to learn the
impact they made on Birchtown and Nova Scotia!
