Nova Scotia Museum - Tour Operator Guide

Uniacke Estate Museum Park
Mount Uniacke, Nova Scotia - Evangeline Trail

Experience a grand country mansion and its parkland setting. Built by Richard John Uniacke for his family almost 200 years ago, the house is an antique-lover's dream, including colonial portraits, fine George Adams furniture, and early Wedgwood china. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy 7 walking trails in a variety distances and terrain, including wooded areas, lakeside, wetlands, and drumlin settings.

Inspired by ideals of the English 'park' estate, this site is an excellent representation of Georgian architecture. Containing original period furnishings and ceramics, the home provides a glimpse into upper-class lifestyles of the period, as well as early politics and government in Nova Scotia.

Tours	Guided tours are available for small groups and may be available for groups of less than 60 with advance reservation. Call for details on special programs, such as Breakfast with the Birds.
Recommended Tour Length	45 minutes
Admission Fees (Subject to change without notice)	Adult $3.25 Child (6-17) $2.25 Senior (65+) $2.25 Family $7.50 Group Rate $3.25
Hours of Operation	Open June 1 - October 15 Mon.-Sat., 9:30am-5:30pm Sun., 11am-5:30pm Walking trails available year-round.
Location	758 Main Road Mount Uniacke, Nova Scotia, Canada Located on the Evangeline Trail
How to get there	Take Exit 3 off Highway 101. Follow signs to Uniacke Estate Museum Park.
Contact Information	June 1 – October 15 Martina Murphy Chief Heritage Interpreter Phone: (902) 866-0032 Fax: (902) 866-0032 Email: murphyms@gov.ns.ca October 16 – May 31 Judith Shiers-Milne Public Information Officer Phone: (902) 424-7398 Fax: (902) 424-0560 Email:shiersjl@gov.ns.ca
Parking	Visitor and motorcoach parking is available in lot.
Bilingual Services	Not available at this time.
Accessible	Main floor is wheelchair accessible. One walking trail is also accessible.
Gift Shop	A museum shop is located in the basement kitchen.
Food Services	Beverages and snacks available in the Post Road Tea Room.
Nearby Provincial Museums	Prescott House Museum and Garden, Starrs Point Haliburton House Museum, Windsor Shand House Museum, Windsor Ross Farm Museum, New Ross Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax Museum of Natural History, Halifax