Our research library contains a vast amount of genealogical and historical information pertaining primarily, but not limited, to Annapolis County families as well as a large assortment of historical information on local areas.
Genealogy Research Library

Sources available (not a complete list):
- Family files
- Obituaries- various
- Photographic collection – local people and scenes
- Scrapbooks of local interest stories
- Church registers- various
- Cemetery inscriptions
- Robert L. Hall Funeral home records, Bridgetown, NS (1907-1975)
- Township Books, Annapolis & Kings County
- Vital Statistics, Annapolis, Kings, Digby & Lunenburg Counties
- Census Records 1838-1901 Annapolis County
- Library of Local History
- Land grants- various
- Annapolis County Probate records – abstracts 1763-1938
- Annapolis County School records
- Local newspapers: Middleton Outlook/Mirror-Examiner 1901-present (indexed from 1901-1925)
- Bridgetown Monitor 1876-1902
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Photograph Policy
Conditions of Use
Online Collections
Nova Muse contains archived collections from museums across Nova Scotia, including a page and links for Macdonald Museum
The Nova Scotia Archives exists to preserve and make documentary heritage accessible to the public. There are many online services available, as well as public visitations .
The Council of Nova Scotia Archives is a professional association that advocates for the proper preservation and public access to historical archival documents, and to promote proper archival standards, procedures, and best practices of documentary heritage in Nova Scotia





