Welcome to...THE NAVY HUT

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We're thrilled to unveil the rich history and exciting future of the Navy League Building in Louisbourg, Nova Scotia! Our upcoming webpage will take you on a journey through time, exploring the significance of this iconic structure during World War II and its enduring legacy in the community.

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Historical Insights

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Discover how the Navy League Building served as a vital hub for merchant seamen and Armed Forces members during wartime, and how it's connected to Louisbourg's maritime heritage.

 

Building Bridges

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We're building connections with the local Legion and rekindling ties with the Navy League of Canada. Our goal is to bring training back to Louisbourg, a town that has played a pivotal role in maritime history.

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Our Town

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Nestled in the heart of Louisbourg's deep-water port, the Navy Hut has been a beacon for seafarers since the sixteenth century. Its story is entwined with the town's industrial past, the Sydney & Louisbourg Railway, and its crucial role during both World Wars. 

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2023

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 Louisbourg itself is undergoing a revival, with the Fortress of Louisbourg at the center of this renaissance.

 

Follow us in celebrating this vibrant community and its maritime legacy.

 

Location: 7563 Main Street, Louisbourg, Nova Scotia, B1C, Canada

 

Formally Recognized: 1994/05/24

 

Other Name(s): Louisbourg Navy League Building, Navy League Hostel, Navy Hut

 

Construction Date(s): 1941/01/01 

 

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