Grand-Pre, a Sketch of the Acadien Occupation of the Shores of the Basin of Minas, the Home of Longfellow’s “Evangeline”; a Guide for Tourists

Explore the rich history and heritage of Grand-Pre, the heart of Acadian culture in Nova Scotia. This guidebook provides a fascinating introduction to the region, from its early settlements to the tragic deportation of the Acadian people. Learn about the people, culture, and landscape that inspired Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's masterpiece, Evangeline. With practical information on local attractions, accommodations, and dining, this guide is the perfect companion for your visit to Grand-Pre.

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