A native of Yorkshire, England, Isaac Smith designed this three-storey sandstone building (1847) in the Georgian style with Neoclassical details. The Confederation Chamber, site of the Charlottetown Conference, is restored to its 19C appearance with ..

Commemorating the centennial of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference, this national memorial arts centre (1964) houses theatres, the provincial archives, display areas and a restaurant. Temporary exhibits in the art gallery feature selections from a lar..

The first permanent European settlement on the island was established here by the French in 1720. The British, who captured the area in 1758, erected Fort Amherst, a series of defences on the site of the original French garrison, and occupied the pos..

The stone church visitors see today is a replica, built in 1916 after a fire. The twin spires of this Gothic building gracefully punctuate the Charlottetown skyline. Interior features include fan vaulting, streaked marble and a rose window from Munic..