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McCulloch House Museum |
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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.
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| 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
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| Hours of Operation |
Open June 1 - October 15
Mon.-Sat., 10am-5pm
Sun., 1-5pm
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| 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
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| Parking |
Visitor and motorcoach parking available.
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| Bilingual Services |
Not available at this time.
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| Accessible |
Ground floor wheelchair accessible.
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| Gift Shop |
Not available at this time. |
| Food Services |
Not available at this time.
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| Nearby Provincial Museums |
Museum of Industry, Stellarton
Balmoral Grist Mill Museum, Balmoral Mills
Sutherland Steam Mill Museum, Denmark
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