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Special Thanks to our Sponsors
   In 1864, delegates to the Charlottetown Conference arrived at this historic Waterfront on board the HMCS Queen Victoria. Today, it is the site of Founders’ Hall – Canada’s Birthplace Pavilion, a new heritage attraction and retail boutique that tells the story of Canada from its inception in 1864 up until modern day. The twenty-three enterprising men, known as The Fathers of Confederation, shared the vision for a great country. The heated political debate and social banter of the Charlottetown Conference gave birth to the country we now know as Canada. Founders’ Hall is a tribute to Charlottetown’s important role in Canadian history as "The Birthplace of Confederation".
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May 19–Jun 9, 2006 7 days a week: 9am–5pm Jun 10–Jun 25, 2006 7 days a week: 9am–6pm Jun 26–Aug 20, 2006 Mon–Sat: 8am–8pm Sun: 8am–5pm Aug 21–Sep 10, 2006 Mon–Sat: 8am–6pm Wed & Sun: 8am–5pm Sep 11–Oct 7, 2006 7 days a week: 8am–5pm Oct 8–Oct 29, 2006 Mon–Fri: 9am–3:30pm Oct 30, 2006–Apr 27th, 2007 Mon–Fri: 10am–3pm Closed During the Months of December and January. Note: Founders Hall Attraction (not including Visitor Centre or Reatil) closes for private functions from time to time. It is suggested to call ahead to confirm hours of operation. |
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All fees are subject to the applicable taxes. Payment Accepted - Cash, Debit, Visa or Mastercard *2 Adults and 2 Children - Extra child rate available only when purchased with Family Admission. |
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**Pre-schoolers
under 6. Youth 6-18 or students upon presentation
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