The Salt Store Gift Shop offers an exciting array of items attractive to every shopping desire and budget. Located at the entrance to the Museum, located on the first floor of the oldest building in the Museum complex. Originally built by W. C. Smith and Company Limited in 1899, the structure was used as a salt storehouse for the fishing industry, as well as a warehouse and cooperage.
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Hours
9:30 am to 5 pm
Art & Home Decor
- Lovely variety of local, traditional, nautical and whimsical items that are a perfect gift for yourself or someone else.
- Prints by local artist, works by local craftspersons and artisans.
- A section of nautical and whimsical accent pieces, pillows and throws.
Clothing & Accessories
- We carry a large and diverse selection of clothing and accessories to satisfy the most discerning visitor.
- Tilley hats, handbags, hoodies, t-shits, socks, jackets, wraps and more
- Jewelry selections by local artists.
New! Pet Boutique
- Fashionable & Organic Pet accessories to pamper your fur babies at home and on the road.
Books
- We carry a wide variety of books for all ages and interests featuring many local Nova Scotia authors. Historical, fiction, non-fiction, instructional, children & youth.
Kid's Corner
- A great selection of children’s t-shirts, hoodies, jackets, sun hats, toys, nautical themed stuffed animals, books and more.Sizes 2 - 12
Souvenirs
- You’ll find a wide assortment of mugs, magnets, t-shirts, ball caps, post cards, tote bags, a good selection of candy, maple products & more plus a fun selection of nautical christmas ornaments, tea towels, and home decor for both inside and out.
U.S Currency, Visa, Master Card, Interact accepted
CAA/AAA 10% discount
Dory Mate 10% discount
The Salt Store Gift Shop offers an exciting array of items attractive to every shopping desire and budget. Located at the entrance to the Museum, located on the first floor of the oldest building in the Museum complex. Originally built by W. C. Smith and Company Limited in 1899, the structure was used as a salt storehouse for the fishing industry, as well as a warehouse and cooperage.