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Prince Edward Island Museum and Heritage Foundation: Discover Island History

Explore PEI's heritage: Discover traditions, stories, and artifacts at the heart of Charlottetown's cultural landscape.

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Explore the rich cultural heritage of Prince Edward Island at the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation in Charlottetown. Delve into the island's past through diverse exhibits, artifacts, and stories that highlight its unique traditions and historical significance.

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Local tips

  • Check the museum's website for special events and temporary exhibitions during your visit.
  • Consider a guided tour for an in-depth understanding of the exhibits.
  • Explore nearby cafes and shops after your visit.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From anywhere in downtown Charlottetown, head towards Kent Street. The Prince Edward Island Museum and Heritage Foundation is located at 2 Kent St, on the left side. It's a charming building that is easy to spot.

  • Public Transport

    Take a Charlottetown Transit bus route that heads towards the downtown area. Get off at the stop closest to Kent Street. From there, walk to Kent Street and head east to reach the museum at 2 Kent St. Bus fares typically range from $2 to $3 CAD per trip.

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The Prince Edward Island Museum and Heritage Foundation, located in downtown Charlottetown, is a gateway to understanding the island's rich cultural tapestry. The museum showcases the unique traditions, artifacts, and stories that have shaped Prince Edward Island. Visitors can explore exhibits delving into the island's history, from its Indigenous roots to its colonial past. The museum is known for its diverse collection of artifacts, photographs, and historical documents spanning centuries. Exhibits provide context and insight into the events that have shaped the island's identity. In addition to permanent exhibits, the museum hosts special events, workshops, and educational programs for all ages. The PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation operates seven provincial museums and heritage sites across Prince Edward Island. The PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation was awarded a Governors' Award for the project “Black Islanders – Four Centuries and Counting”. Located at Beaconsfield Historic House, the exhibit brought to light the often untold stories and significant contributions of PEI's Black community.

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