Go shopping, 1780s style, at this merchant's house, once owned by traders George and Robert Ross, who supplied Shelburne's residents with staple goods and luxury items. There's a replica of the original store counter, and you can also see around the sparsely furnished house and the pleasant gardens.
Ross-Thomson House
Nova Scotia
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