A site featuring information about the Municipality
of the District of Chester -
Below a list of updated materials for the week of
April 13, 2020
A new Oak Island web site designed by Digital Fusion and the Heritage Society is now on line. Check it out. Information about things to see in Nova ScotiaInk and Oyster Publishing Company - A personal history publishing company in the Annapolis Valley , we create heirloom books for those who desire to share their life stories or desire to have a parent’s life story put in print. Forman Hawboldt - Inventor and Entrepreneur -Virtual Museum of Canada Cyber bullying and safety for students and others ; Internet Safety for childrenChester Artisans - A listing of the artists and artisans in the municipality of Chester - new section “Artists of the Past” and “Inspired by Chester” Burning Permits no longer needed - first check municipal bye laws then Nova Scotia Burn Safe or call 1-855-564-2876 Oak Island Display -Tales and stories and pictures about Oak Island; New sections added to the Scribes section of the web site. The Explore Oak Island display at the Chester Train Station is Closed until further notice More information call 902-275-2592 (added April 13)Oak Island Centre Displays, guides, gift shop - admission free, open to all. Crandall Road off of Route #3Community Wheels Sandra Meister -Coordinator of “Community Wheels” Trips are also planned outside the area so check to find out where and when 23 Collicutt Road, PO Box 187, Chester, Nova Scotia B0J 1J0 Phone: (902) 275-5585 0r Fax: (902) 275-2249 Email: sandrameister@sswap.ca2020 displays at the Chester Train Station feature: Gold Mining, Wrought Iron work, Railway Memories and Station 20 Craft Shoppe. Closed for the season Lordly House Museum site - - Closed for the season Information - or 902- 275-3826 (added Appril 14)