Mother of Sorrows Pioneer Shrine

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Mabou & Area

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A religious shrine enclosed in a miniature pioneer church, dedicated to Our Lady of Seven Sorrows and the pioneers of the Mabou area.

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Location & Contact

45 Southwest Ridge Road, Mabou, Nova Scotia

902-945-2221

shrine@mabou.net

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