Municipality of the District of Chester, Canada
Lordly House Museum
Municipality of the District of Chester, Canada
Freely accessible
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- OfficialOfficial website↗
- Heritage registerCanadian Register of Historic Places↗
- Further readingTripadvisor↗
The Lordly House Museum in Chester, Nova Scotia, is a Georgian-style residence built in 1806 and now preserved as a historic house museum and architectural landmark. Located in the Municipality of the District of Chester, the building exemplifies early-nineteenth-century Maritime construction and design. It holds status as a Municipally Registered Property, reflecting its significance to the region's architectural heritage.
Movement
- Built
- Type
- museum, historic site, architectural landmark
- Heritage
- Municipally Registered Property
- Place
- Municipality of the District of Chester, Canada
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