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A project of Édouard Arsenault and his daughter, Réjeanne Arsenault, three buildings constructed of glass bottles are surrounded by beautiful gardens.
The Bottle Houses are a series of three artistic structures made from recycled glass bottles, built on Prince Edward Island (PEI) from 1980 to 1983 by Edouard Arsenault. It is a popular tourist site in PEI. The work consists of The Six Gabled House, The Tavern, and The Chapel. Each structure is composed of bottle walls, with more traditional wood and shingle roofs.
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Le Musée acadien de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard
Photographs, storyboards and a 15-min film that explain the history of Acadians in PEI.
Prince Edward Island fox farming history museum on the first level of the former Summerside Armoury (1911-1992) describes the growth, decline and legacy of the rare Silver Black Fox, once farmed commercially; Gallery 33 seasonal exhibit space upstairs.
1867 heritage house with thousands of artefacts collected and used by the Wyatt family.
Regional history and art gallery, including permanent collection of paintings by late Island artist Georgie Read Barton.
A formerly-manned light house (built in 1875, automated in 1963) serves as an observation platform, restaurant and inn at Cedar Dunes Provincial Park.