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The Nova Scotia Museum, established in 1868, comprises 16 sites and over one million artifacts, serving as a comprehensive repository of the province's natural and human history. It offers educational programs, including the Natural History Field School, and hosts diverse locations such as the Highland Village in Iona, the Balmoral Grist Mill in Tatamagouche, and the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Shelburne, each preserving distinct cultural and industrial heritage. The museum actively engages in truth and reconciliation initiatives, commemorates Emancipation Day, and maintains historic vessels like Cape Sable, providing immersive experiences for visitors across Nova Scotia.

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