Liverpool

From colonial captains' homes to scenic seaside parks, privateering history to beaches, Liverpool is a storied coastal community. Liverpool sits on the shores of the Mersey River and the Atlantic Ocean, showcasing a stunning waterfront with historic buildings and fishing boats. 

The downtown area of Liverpool features well-preserved Victorian architecture and a quaint, inviting atmosphere. Peruse the shops and galleries along Main Street, while enjoying local baked treats and craft beer. Views of Mersey River from downtown parks and trails celebrate Liverpool’s seafaring heritage. 

The town hosts various events and festivals, including Privateer Days, which celebrates the town's history as one of the leading privateering ports in British North America with parades, live music, and community gatherings. The nearby Kejimkujik National Park provides opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to explore hiking trails, lakes, and pristine wilderness.

Liverpool's residents take pride in their close-knit community, evident in cultural events and the vibrant arts scene, and the town's proximity to the stunning coastal landscapes of the South Shore make Liverpool a captivating town to live in. 

Education in Liverpool

• John C. Wickwire Academy, grades primary to 5
• South Queens Middle School, grades 6-8
• Liverpool Regional High School, grades 9-12

Amenities in Liverpool

• Queens Place Emera Centre, with fitness facilities, pool, and ice rink
• Tupper Park, a beautiful green space in central Liverpool
• Privateer Park, a scenic park on the Mersey River

Health care facilities in or near Liverpool

Queens General Hospital 

An acute care community hospital with a medical and day surgery unit.

Queens Manor

A long term care facility