Another static-gripped museum. but the guided walk down into a 1930's style coal mine (extra cost) is worth the visit. The guides are retired coal miners who obviously relish retelling their stories. It's an eye-opener to hear and see the conditions under which these guys (no gals) worked. It is also a part of history, because Cape Breton's last coal... More

Very interesting to go down into the mine and see what it was like for the miners. Bring a sweater because it can get chilly. More

great food, lovely staff and the whole experience is worth while More

The people are very friendly - the artifacts inside and out are awesome plus there are period appropriate and I think Original Company Houses on the site - one which houses an awesome place to eat- do not forget to take the underground mine tour led by former miners and see the garden down there- yes- there is a real... More

Our trip to the mine was by way of a Syndey, NS city bus. Our bus driver knew right away that we were tourists and pointed out many interesting sights along the way. The mine tour was very interesting and our guide, Abbie, was most knowledgable about the mine because he was a retired mine worker. He talked about the... More

Old converted museum from a jewish temple small but cheeful and well kept staffed with local people in period dress. Tea and biscuits offered. Full of pictures and artifacts. More

visitors who like small towns will like the miners museum. It depicts the actual mining conditions/housing when coal mining was thriving. Also, last summer the museum hosted RIGHT SOME GOOD, a culinary extravaganza.....it was amazing. No pros. typical small town, small museum however, you are able to visit an underground coal mine which has a flower garden. More

Narrated tour of the mine with a real miner. The life of a miner as explained by the guide was truly a hardship More

Would have hated to be a miner. Luckily you are given a walking stick and a hard hat because some of the areas are very low height wise. The museum area before going down to the tunnels is a must. We were taken on our tour by a retired miner which made the experience even better. A bit pricy, but... More