



The Christmas Tree Interpretive Centre is located
just up the road a small distance from Ross Farm Museum in New Ross,
Nova Scotia. Ross Farm itself is a wonderful historical working
farm museum. New Ross has always been an extremely active center
for Christmas tree cultivation, so it is most fitting that this strong
farming and forestry community is host to the Interpretative Centre.
This photograph shows a former President of the Christmas Tree Council
of Nova Scotia, Myles MacPherson preparing to formally open the Centre.
The Centre is located on the Number 12 Highway in Nova Scotia, almost in the center of this road that travels from Chester Basin by the Atlantic Ocean to Kentville in the Annapolis Valley of Southwest Nova Scotia. Unfortunately we cannot man this facility full time, so it is typically only open during community festivals in New Ross. A signifcant time to visit is during the New Ross Christmas festival held each year in early December.

- part of the crowd at the Official Opening
The Centre hosts the Nova Scotia Christmas
Tree "Wall of Fame", those individuals who have been inducted into the
Christmas Tree Hall of Fame. Unfortnately this photo from the
Lunenburg County Christmas Tree Producers' Association booth at the
South Shore Big Ex will havbe to suffice until we get a chance to secure
better photographs of our Wall of Fame members.
