A Piece of Nova Scotia Apple History 🍎✨Did you know? Gravenstein is an heirloom variety that was one of the very first apples planted in the Annapolis Valley. It was introduced by Charles Prescott in 1835, and by 1875, “Gravs” had become one of Nova Scotia’s leading apple varieties. 🌳 #ScotianGoldApples #ValleyProud #GravensteinApples #ScotianGold #AppleHeritage #OrchardFresh #TasteTheValley #NSProud | Scotian Gold Apples

HISTORY ON THE ROCK 🪨 For the first time in the history of the event, Team Atlantic will play for National U18 Women’s gold! 🥇 Team Atlantic defeated Team Ontario Red 4-2 in Conception Bay South, N.L. tonight in their semifinal matchup. Atlantic will face Team Quebec in tomorrow’s final! Hockey Canada | #nsproud | Hockey Nova Scotia

208K views · 2K reactions | Country Harbour Mines: Abandoned 1951. Goldboro Mine: Opening 2026. After 80 years of silence, the gold rush is coming back to Guysborough County.  Historic photos: Not Your Grandfather's Mining Industry #gold #NovaScotia #history | HMDS Nova Scotia Stories | Facebook

140K views · 1.3K reactions | 1867: Renfrew was Nova Scotia's biggest gold district. 700 miners. Blacksmiths. Hotels. Everything booming. 1874: It was over. The gold ran out. Everyone left. The forest took over. Today it's completely swallowed by nature. Just ruins and overgrown foundations.  Watch til the end for GPS coordinates #history #novascotia #gold #ghosttown | HMDS Nova Scotia Stories | Facebook

129K views · 1.4K reactions | Nova Scotia's forgotten gold rush town  In 1861, Goldenville had 250 houses and was producing 10,000 oz of gold a year. Now? Just ruins in the woods. You can visit near Sherbrooke!  Historical images: notyourgrandfathersmining.ca #history #mining #gold #novascotia | HMDS Nova Scotia Stories | Facebook