Historic places inLiverpool
Nova Scotia
- historic places
- 6historic places
- built
- 1759–1901built
Recognized by
- Provincial 4
- Municipal 2
Elisha Calkin House1794Photo: Heritage Division, NS Dept. of Tourism, Culture and Heritage, 2007.
Old Common Burial Ground1759
Zion United Church and Cemetery1866
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Province of Nova Scotia, TPW, 2000Provincial1766Perkins HouseLocated on Main Street in Liverpool, Queens County, Perkins House is a one and one half storey Cape Cod style home with a rear ell, gabled roof, two dormer windows and two red brick chimneys.
Photo: Heritage Division, Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage, 2004Provincial1855Fort Point LighthouseAlso known as Fort MorrisFort Point Lighthouse is a square shingled structure of typical light-tower design, with a pyramidal roof.
Photo: Heritage Division, Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage, 2004Provincial1901Liverpool Town Hall and Astor TheatreThe Liverpool Town Hall and Astor Theatre is a large, two-and-one-half storey, wood structure located on Main Street in Liverpool, NS.
Built over time
All 6 places
- 1794ProvincialHomesElisha Calkin House
- 1855ProvincialWaterwaysFort Point LighthouseAlso known as Fort Morris
- 1901ProvincialGovernmentLiverpool Town Hall and Astor Theatre
- 1759MunicipalFaithOld Common Burial GroundAlso known as Old Congregational Cemetery
- 1766ProvincialHomesPerkins House
- 1866MunicipalFaithZion United Church and Cemetery
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Liverpool
- Restored and rebuilt 3
- Explore outdoors 3
- Industrialists and merchants 2
- Shipwrecks 2
- Cape Cod 1
- Writers and artists 1
- Lighthouses 1
- Waterfronts and harbours 1
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.