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Northumberland Fisheries Museum

Nova Scotia


In the old train station, this museum explores the area's fishing heritage. Exhibits include a replica of a fishers' bunkhouse and the spiffy Silver Bullet, an early-1930s lobster boat. You can also visit the nearby lobster hatchery, where baby lobsters are reared before being released into the wild, and a small lighthouse research center just along the front.


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