Uniacke Estate Park Museum a Nova Scotia Living History Museum

The Uniacke Estate Park Museum, a Nova Scotia Living History Museum, is located off Exit 3 of Highway 101 in Mount Uniacke.

This Country Estate built in 1813-15 was the property of Attorney General Richard John Uniacke. With it's original furnishings it is one of Canada's finest examples of a grand country house in the Georgian Tradition.

The estate offers visitors a vivid glimpse of 19th-century life among Nova Scotia's gentry. The survival of such a house with its contents is very rare.

Also enjoy seven walking trails and tearoom on site.

Richard John Uniacke:

• Born 1753 Castletown Ireland
• Settled in Halifax 1777
• Lawyer/Politician
• Nova Scotia Attorney General from 1797-1830
• Died in bed in Mount Uniacle in 1830

Hours of Operation/Admissions:

• June 1 - Oct. 15
• Mon. - Sat. 9:30am - 5:30pm
• Sun. 11:00am - 5:30pm
• Adult $3.00
• Child/Seniors $2.00
• Family Rate $7.00

Come visit this classic example of what living was like in the 19 century in a Grand old Country House with a family of twelve.