Digby's link to it's heritage. A 98' fishing vessel built locally at AF Theriault's in Meteghan, Nova Scotia and fished throughout the Maritimes. Christened the 'Jane R,' she called Lunenburg, Nova Scotia home until she was restored, renamed and relocated to Digby in 1994. She is now permantly mounted and accessible for your enjoyment from Digby's "Waterfront Boardwalk".

Main and Upper Decks
Captain/Crew Quarters
Shucking House
Wheel House
Hold and Lower Decks
Promenade Deck and Boardwalk

See first hand the wheelhouse, Captains and crew's quarters. The hold area down below is filled with displays and stories of our local fisheries. Huge scallop shells and the claws of a 45 lb. lobster - "the monster of the deep". Sit and relax in the theatre and enjoy our 35 min. video featuring rare footage, seldom seen even by local fisherman! Underwater scenes of how a lobster enters a trap, how scallops and fish are caught. Yes, you go underwater and see for yourself! You won't have any more questions after viewing it!

Whether you are 2 or 92, your tour of this magnificent "Lady of the Sea" will be a fun and unique experience for the whole family!

We are Sorry, This exhibit is CLOSED for the Season!

ADMISSION - Purchase tickets from Haynes Gift Shop.
$2.00 per person ( CHILDREN 5 Years and Under FREE )

Haynes Handcrafts and Gift Shop

We are Sorry, The Gift Shop is CLOSED for the Season!

Located on the Boardwalk next to the Lady Vanessa featuring the finest in local handcrafts. Stunning quilts, handmade locally, are a popular item as well as many specialty items, prints and clothing.