In what has become an annual Heritage Month event at Scott Manor House, the Fort Sackville Foundation presented five new monographs to representatives of the Bedford Library on February 3, 2020. Published by the Fort Sackville Press, these new resources portray different aspects of Bedford’s development. Street Names of Bedford as of 2008, Named for …
Come visit the Fort Sackville Foundation heritage display from 10 am – 4 pm at Sunnyside Mall (opposite Indigo and Peoples Jewellers), on Wednesday, February 12. It’s a great opportunity to explore our collection of Bedford photos from 1910 to the 1980s. We’d like to know more about some of the photos and invite you …
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Volunteer firefighters in Bedford have a proud, 80-year history of distinguished service to the community that continues today. On December 17, 2019, Chairperson Judy White on behalf of Fort Sackville Foundation presented the Bedford Volunteer Firefighters Association (BVFA) with a commemorative plaque honouring this important 80th anniversary. The presentation took place at Halifax Regional Fire …
The Story of the Bedford Rifle Range – Talk by Mark Currie, November 19, 7pm Are you curious about the Bedford Rifle Range? Join us at Scott Manor House on Tuesday, November 19 at 7 pm for the next general meeting of the Fort Sackville Foundation featuring a presentation on this Bedford landmark by life-long …
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The Fort Sackville Foundation is pleased to feature a presentation by author and architectural historian Joseph M. A. Ballard on “The Bluenose Tradition of House Naming” at its next general meeting on Tuesday, October 15, 7 pm, at Scott Manor House. All are welcome to attend. Joseph M. A. Ballard is a senior preservation consultant …
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The guided graveyard walk led by Ann MacVicar is postponed due to rain until Tuesday, October 1. Meet at 7 pm (one-half hour earlier than originally scheduled), at Scott Manor House, 15 Fort Sackville Road, Bedford. Bring a flashlight and wear shoes suitable for walking on uneven ground.
A popular annual event, led by Ann MacVicar will be held on Tuesday, September 24, 2019. Meet at 7:30 pm at Scott Manor House, 15 Fort Sackville Road, Bedford. Stories from Bedford’s past. Bring a flashlight. Weather permitting.
Content includes: Fifty Years Before the Easel by Buz Baker; A Celebration of 80 Years of Volunteer Firefighting in Bedford; new projects on British Home Children and Scouting in Bedford, Dr. Luther Mackenzie; The Arrival of Train Service in Bedford; Nets, Knots and Webs art installation; and more. View Scott Manor News 2019 no2. August
Be immersed in history with treasures from local Heritage Collections August 27 – 29, 1–4 pm. The following historical societies will be at the Scott Manor House on: Tuesday, August 27th, 1-4 pm: Hammonds Plains Historical Society Wednesday, August 28th, 1-4 pm: Rockingham Historical Society Thursday, August 29th, 1-4 pm: Fall River Historical Society These …
Go on a guided walk of Historic Bedford with David Conley August 25th 1 – 2 pm. Meet at Scott Manor House
