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The legend of Peggy of the Cove begins in the mid-1800s when a ship was wrecked on Halibut Rock, just off Peggys Point, Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. Relive the little girl's rescue from turbulent seas as she fought for her life and her miraculous recovery as the only survivor. Visit this home museum where Peggy once lived as described in the book "Peggy of the Cove."
Address: 10236 Peggy's Cove Road Glen Margaret NS Canada B3Z 3J1
 Send an Email  1 902 823-2083
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deGarthe Gallery
William E. deGarthe was a much-loved maritime artist working in Nova Scotia until his death in 1983. He created numerous paintings and sculpture depicting maritime life that are spread throughout the world. This gallery, located in one of deGarthe's favourite fishing villages, Peggy's Cove, displays 65 of his works which were donated by his wife. The gallery is open from May 1 to October 31.
Address: . Peggy's Cove NS Canada
1 902 823-2256
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