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Amherst was established in 1764, 1.25 km (2 mi.) west from its current location. Amherst's original settlers were New England settlers, invited to settle along the Bay of Fundy and the various little towns inhabited there. A grist mill and tannery were built .6 km (1 mi.) east of the settlement, which in turn, altered the entire look, shape and location of the city. By 1880, a railway was built in Amherst which changed how Amherst did business. Companies used the railway station as a focal point for commercial advancements and development.
By 1908, Amherst was at the top of the manufacturing chain, leading over any other centre in the Maritimes, and was aptly titled "Busy Amherst." During the boom in Amherst, architecture would remain as the anchor point of the era, providing newer generations insights into classic architecture. Most of the older buildings in Amherst are built locally, with home-grown pride.
Amherst is a mural town today, home to many, including a sports mural 167 sq. m (1800 sq ft.) in size. Amherst is situated proudly amongst many glorious beaches, all with the warmest waters north of the Carolinas. Architecturally sound churches reside in Amherst, as well as children's parks, bird sanctuaries, shopping centers and golf courses. Rich is history, Amherst offers museums and historical homes, as well as guided tours.
Amherst accommodations include bed and breakfasts, inns, motels, cottages and camping.
Amherst Accommodations Listings
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Just off Trans-Canadian Highway 104 at Exit 4, on Lord Amherst Drive, our pet-friendly Super 8 Amherst, NS, hotel offers many handy amenities to help you refuel. Start your day off right with free SuperStart superabundant breakfast. Our spacious rooms and suites come equipped with free Wi-Fi, microwave, refrigerator and more. Swim in our indoor pool with 80-foot waterslide.
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The Regent Bed & Breakfast is located in charming and historic Amherst amidst other heritage homes on famous Victoria Street. Masterfully built by Rhodes Currie Co. in 1898, this spectacular Georgian house has long been admired in the area. Its exquisite and ornate wood trim, five fireplaces and 26 stained and leaded glass windows (all original) are particularly stunning.
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We are conveniently located near Amherst Town Square, the Amherst Centre Mall, Tantramar Theatre, Amherst Curling Club, Amherst Golf Club and Amherst Stadium. Located in the heart of the city, this Amherst hotel offers easy access to all major attractions and businesses in the area.
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Distances To...
Ferry - PEI: 172km
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Amherst 8 Motel
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Hotel |
Amherst |
40 Lord Amherst Dr |
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Brown's Guest Home Bed & Breakfast
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B&B |
Amherst |
158 Victoria St East |
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Gateway Parklands RV & Trailer Park
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RV/Camping |
Amherst |
1434 Fort Lawrence Rd |
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Ketchum Cottages
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Long Term |
Amherst |
Tidnish & Lorneville |
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Loch Lomond R.V. Park
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RV/Camping |
Amherst |
1 Loch Lomond Lane, Upper Nappan |
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Nel's Bed & Breakfast
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B&B |
Amherst |
216 Lake Killarney Road |
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Regent Bed & Breakfast
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B&B |
Amherst |
175 E. Victoria St |
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Victorian Motel
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Hotel |
Amherst |
150 East Victoria St |
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Victorian Motel
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Hotel |
Amherst |
150 East Victoria St |
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Victorian Motel
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Hotel |
Amherst |
150 East Victoria St |
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Victorian Motel
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Hotel |
Amherst |
150 East Victoria St |
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Victorian Motel
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Hotel |
Amherst |
150 East Victoria St |
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Wandlyn Meeting & Convention Center
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Hotel |
Amherst |
1539 Southampton Rd |
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Wandlyn Meeting & Convention Center
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Hotel |
Amherst |
1539 Southampton Rd |
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