The MacPhee House in Sheet Harbour, Nova Scotia is a former hotel and present day visitor information centre listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places for its heritage value. Wendy MacKenzie is the current curator. The 1+1⁄2-story house was built around 1875 in the centre of Sheet Harbour on a 0.5 acres lot.
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The museum was technically closed as it was having air conditioning installed. Whilst we were walking around the grounds the curator invited us in for a look around. She was very welcoming and friendly. The curator told us she’s intending to reopen in the coming days. I would highly recommend a visit to this attraction to see how the area looked in...
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Well,Its very intresting and clean and very helpful when we visited.There was a very nice lady we talked to there and she nows all the answers to alot of questions we asked her name was Judy thax so much for your help and thax for all the info you gave to us.We will be back next...
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Beautiful location for the cute museum with waterfalls right behind them. The couple that manage it were so kind and helpful to us when we had an engine problem. Nova Scotia has such caring and wonderful, kind people - and that is just the way they do things...
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