Perkins House Museum
Perkins House Museum
The Perkins House
Museum is a Connecticut-style house constructed ca. 1766 by Simeon Perkins.
It is part of the Nova Scotia Museum Collection. Simeon Perkins came from
Norwich, Connecticut and was a merchant in Liverpool. He kept a detailed diary
of his business and family life, providing a fascinating view of town life from
1766-1812. A copy of this diary is on view in the house. All genealogical data
has been extracted from his diaries and is available in the Thomas Raddall
Research Centre archives.
Contact: Linda Rafuse, Queens County Museum (902)
354-4058
Address:
105 Main Street
Box 1078
Liverpool, Nova
Scotia
CANADA B0T 1K0
(902) 354-4058
http://www.ednet.ns.ca/educ/museum/peh/index.htm
Hours:
June
1 - October 15
9:30 am - 5:30 pm Monday - Saturday
1:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Sundays
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