The Historic Lower St. George Street
Interpretive Panels is a stunning series of beautifully written and
illustrated signs detailing the "seen and unseen" heritage of the
oldest intact section of St. George Street - from the Farmers' Market to Land's
End. The project, comprising 12 panels, is a joint initiative of the Annapolis
Heritage Society, the Town of Annapolis Royal and Nova Scotia Tourism, Culture
and Heritage.
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Panel 1 - Glebe
Lands
Panel 2 - Wharf &
Waterfront
Panel 3 - Pickels &
Mills
Panel 4 - Loyalist Era
Buildings
Panel 5 - The Bailey
House
Panel 6 - Granville & the
Ferry Slip
Panel 7 - Methodist Church
& O'Dell House
Panel 8 - Lecain Blacksmith
Shops
Panel 9 - Catholic
Churches
Panel 10 -Madame de
Freneuse
Panel 11 - Waterfront
Businesses
Panel 12 - Land's End and Hog
Island
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