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(06) Beechville Beechville United Baptist Church, Highway 3 then Church Road - Formerly Beech Hill. Find Beechville United Baptist Church, Church Road near Lovett Lake (org. 1844), rebuilt (1879), and Community Centre - a former School for African Nova Scotians.

(13) Boylston Highway 16 - Early Black Loyalist population existed here. Breathtaking view of Chedabucto Bay and the harbour seen from atop the hill of Boylston Provincial Park. Picnic and camping facilities.
         &  (13) Manchester
- area of Black Loyalist descendant settlement concentration. Quaint, quiet town.

(34) Centreville - North Street Chapel, Highway 101, 55 North Street
- No longer in use as a church. In the family of churches of Delap's Cove, Lequille and Granville Ferry.

(32) Delaps Cove Off of Highway 1
- 18th century Black settlement. No longer exists. Hiking and picnicking site.

(10) Goff - Guysborough Road United Baptist Church Oldham Road, Goff
- Church organized in 1891

(11) Isaac's Harbour Highway 7
- Named after Isaac Webb, early Black settler.

(29) Middleton
- area originally with a fair-size African Nova Scotian population.

(14) Mulgrave Trans-Canada Highway 104
- Visitor information centre, picnic facilities, playground, and boardwalk.

(17) New Waterford Highway 28, (The Colliery Route)
- The Colliery Lands Park, erected on the site of two now defunct mines. Picnicking area. Take a moment of silence for the 298 miners killed over the years at local colliers.

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