The Chester Municipal Heritage Society

Chester Train Station

The Chester Municipal Heritage Society was established in 1981 to promote and cultivate awareness of the unique heritage of the Municipality of the District of Chester for the enjoyment and benefit of present and future generations through the preservation of historically significant properties and the delivery of educational programming.

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Explore Oak Island Display

The Explore Oak Island Display is open by appointment or during posted hours for the Station 20 Shoppe and Museum.

The Curator is available for private tours for small groups, call 902-275-3718 or email: flhs@eastlink.ca for additional information and availability.

Chester Train Station, 20 Smith Road, Chester, Nova Scotia.

Explore Oak Island Display

A collection of stories, artifacts, maps, art, photos and so much more depicting the treasure hunt at Oak Island.

Picture of the oak tree and pulley first discovered on Oak Island.






From the Beginings...






Templar knights?
Picture of the oak tree and pulley first discovered on Oak Island.
Inside display area of the Explore Oak Island Display.






So much to see






The dedication plaque.
Picture of the dedication plaque.