The stately university town of Wolfville has a rich architectural elegance and a spectacular natural presence amid the Annapolis Valley's rolling farmlands and the regal shores of the Minas Basin. Originally known as Mud Creek, Wolfville was once settled by Acadians and the dykes they built in the 1600s are still visible near the town's historic waterfront. Resettled by New England Planters in the 1760s, the small community grew into a regional farming...
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