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This museum is situated in the family home of one of Sackville's founding families, the Fultz's. The first Fultz came to Nova Scotia as early as 1750. The grounds have a blacksmith shop, wagons, a stagecoach and landscaped gardens. Inside the museum, visitors will find a plethora of artifacts from the 19th century, including clothing, documents, tools, household items and more. Enjoy frequent special events throughout the summer.
Address: Corner of Cobequid and Windsor Roads Lower Sackville NS Canada
 1 902 865-3794
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The Campbell Carriage Factory Museum is dedicated to life before the motor vehicle. It was originally built as a tannery in 1838 and converted to a carriage factory in 1855. Today, the building has been restored and is home to an array of exhibits and displays of old sleighs, agricultural equipment, carriages, tools and more.
Address: 19 Church Street Sackville NB Canada
 Send an Email 1 506 536-3079
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