Nova Scotia Museum - Tour Operator Guide

McCulloch House Museum
Pictou, Nova Scotia - Sunrise Trail

Discover the story of Nova Scotia’s Scottish immigrants through a new, interactive exhibit. Get to know Rev. Dr. Thomas McCulloch, a man who stirred up controversy about education, religion, and politics. He landed in Nova Scotia in 1803, bringing ashore his passion for liberal education and nature.

Explore this early-1800s house to learn how Scottish culture influenced the development of Pictou and the province. Discover a time of ships, kilts and big ideas.

This site is a fine example for visitors interested in Scottish-inspired architecture, Scottish culture and history within Nova Scotia, Nova Scotian lifestyles and historic Nova Scotian houses.

Tours	Maximum size of tour is 20 people. Interpretive staff available during open season. For groups larger than 10, reservations recommended.
Recommended Tour Length	30 minutes
Admission Fees (Subject to change without notice)	Adult $3 Child (under 6 years) Free Child (6-17) $2 Senior (65+) $2 Family $7 Group rate $3
Hours of Operation	Open June 1 - October 15 Mon.-Sat., 10am-5pm Sun., 1-5pm
Location	100 Old Haliburton Road Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada Located on the Sunrise Trail.
How to get there	Exit 22 off Highway 104, or via Route 6 to Pictou; follow Museum signs.
Contact Information	Phone: 902-485-4563 Fax: 902-485-4563 nsmwebmaster@gov.ns.ca
Parking	Visitor and motorcoach parking available.
Bilingual Services	Not available at this time.
Accessible	Ground floor wheelchair accessible.
Gift Shop	Not available at this time.
Food Services	Not available at this time.
Nearby Provincial Museums	Museum of Industry, Stellarton Balmoral Grist Mill Museum, Balmoral Mills Sutherland Steam Mill Museum, Denmark