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Historic Lower St. George Street Interpretive Panels


History of Annapolis Royal
Notable personalities of the past
Rebuilding the Port Royal Habitation
Historic Lower St. George Street Interpretive Panels
Strolling Through the Centuries in Annapolis Royal: A Virtual Exhibit


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.

Panel 1 - Glebe Lands
Panel 1 - Glebe Lands

Panel 2 - Wharf & Waterfront
Panel 2 - Wharf & Waterfront

Panel 3 - Pickels & Mills
Panel 3 - Pickels & Mills

Panel 4 - Loyalist Era Buildings
Panel 4 - Loyalist Era Buildings

Panel 5 - The Bailey House
Panel 5 - The Bailey House

Panel 6 - Granville & the Ferry Slip
Panel 6 - Granville & the Ferry Slip

Panel 7 - Methodist Church & O'Dell House
Panel 7 - Methodist Church & O'Dell House

Panel 8 - Lecain Blacksmith Shops
Panel 8 - Lecain Blacksmith Shops

Panel 9 - Catholic Churches
Panel 9 - Catholic Churches

Panel 10 -Madame de Freneuse
Panel 10 -Madame de Freneuse

Panel 11 - Waterfront Businesses
Panel 11 - Waterfront Businesses

Panel 12 - Land's End and Hog Island
Panel 12 - Land's End and Hog Island