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The History of Ice Hockey from the Original Home Ice & Birthplace of Hockey Windsor Nova Scotia (circa 1800)

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Acadia Captain 1924 Marie Sexton

marie-sexton-1st — 1924 Photo of Acadia University Women’s Team Captain Marie Sexton

Marie Sexton of Windsor, N.S. was captain of Acadia Women’s Hockey Team – 1924. Other family members were also talented hockeyists.

Museum Hours

Our Hockey Heritage Museum is now closed for the summer season. We will reopen for regular hours on June 1st, (and occasionally for special events through the winter).

Museum Hours
Monday – Saturday: 10 AM – 5 PM
Sunday: 1 PM – 5 PM

Admission
Child – Free
Youth – $2.80
Adult – $3.90
Senior – $2.80
Family – $8.65

For information on special viewings or group tours, please contact us at 902-798-1800 or by email at BirthplaceOfHockey @ gmail.com

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