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Today in Island History
1864 Somewhere on the highway connecting the Georgetown Road and the Cardigan Road, Terence MacInnis, a farmer from Lot 66, is murdered. Although a £100 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the murderer, no one is ever arrested for the crime.
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Collections

About the Collections

The provincial collection includes a range of artifacts that are representative of the human and natural heritage of Prince Edward Island. 

Artifact of the Week

Each week we will be spotlighting a new artifact from the collection. To view the entire album and read information about each object, click on the image and go to our Flickr account.

The Island Imagined

An online collection of historic maps of Prince Edward Island that features atlases, books, images and documents from the Public Archives and Records Office, PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation and the UPEI Robertson Library. Visit islandimagined.ca

Postcard Collection
Our postcard collection is an example of the range of artifacts in our collection. View the collection
 

Sorensen SpearpointSorensen Spearpoint

This spearpoint (pictured right) is the oldest man-made object ever discovered in Prince Edward Island. 

The PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation now holds this stone spear point believed to be more than 11,000 years old. It was discovered by the late Aage Sorensen in the 1930s while digging potatoes in Tryon.

Collections of Government and Community Partners

Take an online tour of Prince Edward Island's rich history thanks to our partners.

 
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