This resource details the historical ties between Chester and New England. It focuses on how Planters and Loyalists shaped the region's culture and genealogy.

This page highlights the community's creative heritage and traditional craftsmanship. It features information on local makers in fields like pottery, weaving, and woodworking.

This link covers the history of one of Nova Scotia’s oldest clubs dedicated to local beautification. It includes details on their horticultural education and community projects.

This visual guide compares historical photographs of the municipality with modern-day views. It offers a unique look at how local landmarks have evolved over time.

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This resource documents the life of the entrepreneur who revolutionized the fishing industry with gas engines. It provides biographical and technical insights into his maritime contributions.

This organization preserves the history and agricultural development of the New Ross area. Their resources often focus on local family lineages and heritage sites.

This non-profit promotes the conservation of significant buildings and sites across the province. It provides guidance for property owners on maintaining historic structures.

This body supports provincial museums by ensuring professional standards for artifact preservation. It offers a searchable database of diverse museum collections.

This national charity provides advocacy and tools for saving endangered historic places. It focuses on the protection of traditional landscapes and heritage-led regeneration.

This genealogical resource helps residents trace their family roots within the Municipality of Chester. It provides access to archives, records, and ancestral family trees.

This link offers visitor information on local heritage sites, festivals, and cultural attractions. It serves as a guide for experiencing the village’s modern amenities and coastline.

With a grant from the Mental Health Foundation of NS, the CMHS interviewed local seniors about the advice they would give their younger selves. These interviews are now archived, and this music video is the final result.