“Content includes: The Group of Seven Art exhibit; Meet the Summer Staff; Bedford Lions Club 75th Anniversary: Then & Now; The HMCS Harry DeWolf Model; and much more! View the July 2021 Newsletter.” https://scottmanor.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Newsletter-July-2021.pdf
We are pleased to be able to open Scott Manor House this summer. We are very excited to host two very special exhibits. The first is an art show in two parts entitled: The Group of Seven in Nova Scotia: Bedford and Beyond. Three years in the making and with the collaboration of twelve museums, …
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Fort Sackville Foundation Student Summer Job Opportunities (may require working remotely) – 3 Positions Available https://scottmanor.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Student-Job-Descriptions-2021_.pdf
We are pleased to be able to open Scott Manor House this summer. We are very excited to host two very special exhibits. The first is an art show in two parts entitled: The Group of Seven in Nova Scotia: Bedford and Beyond. Three years in the making and with the collaboration of twelve museums, …
The Fort Sackville Foundation Annual General Meeting will be held on Zoom, Thursday, March 25 at 7 pm. Agenda includes reports on the Foundation’s activities from the President and Coordinators, consideration of the annual financial report, and election of directors, among other items. Members of the FSF will automatically receive the Zoom invitation link by …
Adam Carney, an East Coast Amateur Aerials hobbyist drone pilot was captivated by Scott Manor House and its park like surroundings. With a love of history, he applied his talents to filming Bedford’s oldest home and heritage property. The video Scott Manor House is now available for all to see on East Coast Amateur Aerials’ …
The Fort Sackville Foundation is holding a general meeting on Zoom, Tuesday, January 19, 2021 from 7 – 8:30 pm. Guest Speaker: Lisa Snider, MemoryNS Coordinator and Interim Archives Advisor, Council of Nova Scotia Archives. Topic: MemoryNS — An Introduction the Online Portal that Connects You with Archival Material in Nova Scotia A short Fort Sackville …
Scott Manor House is partially reopening again on December 21, on a restricted basis with COVID-19 public measures in place. A limited number of Foundation volunteers are working on research, resource and archive projects, mostly from home. They will be contacted directly by the Secretary or Coordinator regarding plans for resuming work sessions at Scott …
Warren Ervine (posthumous) Recipient CNSA Award Warren Ervine, Fort Sackville Foundation (FSF) Archivist from 2009 until his passing in Fall 2020, was posthumously recognized by the Council of Nova Scotia Archives for outstanding volunteer service to the Nova Scotia archival community. Warren was one of two Anna Hamilton Memorial Award recipients announced by the Council …
Content includes: A Little Bit of History- try the quiz questions; Group of Seven Art: Bedford & Beyond; In Memoriam—Warren Ervine; President’s Message (reopening, strategic planning); Summer Students’ reflections, and more! View December 2020 Newsletter
