Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On July 1st, 2000 Memory Lane Heritage Village opened to the public for the first time. Today, on International Museum Day, 20 years later we are excited to share this video which was created in 2002 to document the hard work of the many community members, supporters, and volunteers who made their dream a reality. Many things have changed since that time (including our logo), but our community of volunteers is as strong as ever, and we look forward to another 20 years of serving our community and demonstrating our Eastern Shore heritage to visitors and family alike.
See you soon!
Memory Lane is an award winning living history museum depicting coastal rural life in Nova Scotia during the 1940s, including life during and after the Second World War. The Village features 18 rescued and restored buildings and host numerous events throughout the visitor season, including the Cold Waters Seafood Festival and the Nova Scotia Forest Festival. The museum is hands-on with artifacts that you can touch and explore, making the Memory Lane experience one that is immersive and unique. The Heritage Village is owned by the not-for-profit charitable organization, Lake Charlotte Area Heritage Society.
On July 1st, 2000 Memory Lane Heritage Village opened to the public for the first time. Today, on International Museum Day, 20 years later we are excited to share this video which was created in 2002 to document the hard work of the many community members, supporters, and volunteers who made their dream a reality. Many things have changed since that time (including our logo), but our community of volunteers is as strong as ever, and we look forward to another 20 years of serving our community and demonstrating our Eastern Shore heritage to visitors and family alike.
See you soon!
Memory Lane is an award winning living history museum depicting coastal rural life in Nova Scotia during the 1940s, including life during and after the Second World War. The Village features 18 rescued and restored buildings and host numerous events throughout the visitor season, including the Cold Waters Seafood Festival and the Nova Scotia Forest Festival. The museum is hands-on with artifacts that you can touch and explore, making the Memory Lane experience one that is immersive and unique. The Heritage Village is owned by the not-for-profit charitable organization, Lake Charlotte Area Heritage Society.
