Founders' Hall
Founder's Hall in Charlottetown, Canada is the
home of the nation's birthplace pavilion and was where delegates
to the Charlottetown Conference would be held in 1864, after
delegates arrived here to the waterfront onboard HMCS Queen
Victoria, and houses the pavilion that is a heritage bilingual
museum that depicts the story of Canada from its earliest
beginnings to the present period, with outstanding exhibits, the
Walk and Sea Charlottetown Boutique, new TicketPro location and
Charlottetown Visitors Center. It is the best place to begin a
vacation here or to learn more about the city. The original 23
men, that became known as the Fathers of Confederation, would
share a great vision for the country, and grow into the nation
it is today. An excellent exhibit called the Time Travel Tunnel
will transport visitors back in time to that point of the
conference in 1864, and then conclude with the joining of the
Nunavut in 1999. The museum uses multi-media, modern day
technology and innovations to engage visitors about the history
of this great country and its growing pains, with news reports
and the theater to describe the stories of people and politics,
with special headsets that narrate your exploration through the
state-of-the-art exhibits, on-screen trivia games, holovisuals
and more. This is considered a multisensory experience that
makes learning history entertaining and fun.
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