Port-Royal National Historic Site

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Port-Royal National Historic Site is a reconstructed early 17th-century French settlement in Nova Scotia that commemorates one of the first European colonies in North America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national historic site
open-air museum
reconstructed historic settlement
administeredBy Parks Canada NERFINISHED
associatedWith Acadian history
Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
Pierre Dugua de Mons NERFINISHED
Samuel de Champlain NERFINISHED
category historic site in Nova Scotia
commemorates Port-Royal Habitation NERFINISHED
early French colonization of North America
one of the first permanent European settlements in North America
country Canada
governingBody Parks Canada NERFINISHED
hasBuildingType habitation
hasFeature courtyard
period-furnished rooms
wooden palisade
hasFunction cultural tourism
education
historic interpretation
hasHeritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada NERFINISHED
hasTheme European-Indigenous contact
French colonial life
early European settlement in Atlantic Canada
hasVisitorCentre true
heritageDesignationBy Government of Canada NERFINISHED
languageOfInterpretation English
French
locatedIn Annapolis County, Nova Scotia NERFINISHED
Nova Scotia
locatedInRegion Acadia NERFINISHED
locatedNear Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia NERFINISHED
locatedOn Annapolis River NERFINISHED
nearbyAttraction Fort Anne National Historic Site NERFINISHED
offers guided tours
interpretive exhibits
living history demonstrations
openToPublic true
partOf Canadian national historic sites system NERFINISHED
reconstructionPeriod early 17th century
reconstructs early 17th-century French settlement
significance early European colonization of North America
early French presence in Canada
origins of Acadian culture

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Port Royal hasReconstruction Port-Royal National Historic Site
subject surface form: Port Royal (Acadia)