GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES
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LOCATION
The Historic Town of Lunenburg combines 250 years of Maritime traditions with modern day living. The Fisheries Museum honours the way of life in beautifully reclaimed fish stores and factories. A new provincial carpentry school is teaching craftspeople the skills to maintain and create the architectural details that are so outstanding in this seaside town. Galleries, cafes, inns and shops are housed along the waterfront and on the pretty hillside overlooking the harbour. Fishing craft still sail out of Lunenburg and marine industry remains part of the healthy economy. There is a local hospital, all the necessary shops & services as well as facilities to host the many cultural events from theatre & music to festivals & fairs. Only an hour from Halifax.

One of the most photographed homes in Lunenburg. The Blair House, built in 1828 is an architectural gem. Being an excellent example of the Georgian Period Cape, with pilasters and sidelights gracing the front entrance. The home is unique with its three levels of living area, the interior consisting of all original features, including three large working fireplaces and a wonderful enclosed circular stairway. From the second level you enter a private back yard flanked by large hedges, there is a cedar shake roof and large projecting central flue, thus completing the warm and historical feel of this property. The property is situated in the centre of Lunenburg`s historic UNESCO district.