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Acadian - Cajun Genealogy & History - http://www.acadian-cajun.com/
A site linking the genealogy and history of the Acadian and Cajun cultures. Offers an Acadian encyclopaedia, timelines, photos, histories and stories.

Acadian and French Canadian Music - CanEHdian.com - http://www.canehdian.com/genre/french.html
An index of Acadian and French Canadian recording artists. Alphabetical directory, MP3s, radio guide and artist reviews.

Acadian Cultural Society - http://www.acadiancultural.org/
Devoted to the study, preservation and promotion of Acadian heritage and genealogy and serves as a resource for the exchange of Acadian information. News, membership, library and research.

Acadian Genealogy Homepage - http://www.acadian.org/
While primarily for the sale of genealogy CDs, it offers in depth material on history, culture, flags, songs and family histories.

Acadian Genealogy, History and Research - http://www.acadian-home.org/
Genealogy, research, and history, by Lucie Leblanc Consentino. Offers census information, ship's lists, articles on Acadian, Quebec, Louisiana, Charlemagne, a newsletter and message board.

Acadian History - http://www.grassroutes.com/clare/acadian.htm
A brief history presented by the Clare Beverage company of Meteghan, Digby County.

Acadian Recipes - http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/j.josse/AcarianRecipes.htm
A collection of recipes for some popular Acadian dishes by Jeanne Joyce-Stone. Photos, recipes, details of ingredients and a bit of history.

Aqadien.org - http://www.aqadien.org/
The Quebec Acadian network, a reference and exchange resource for both Quebec Acadians and children of Acadia. Features genealogical data.

Chez Surette Art - http://www.chezsurette.com/
Acadian artist Nelson Surette, historian-in-art and painter of Acadian, marine, pastoral and historical subjects. Gallery, music, postcards and newsfeeds.

Fort Anne National Historic Site - http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/index_e.asp
The site marks the location of Port Royal the "capital" of Acadia. A museum displays the history of the fort, plus location, hours of operation, online tour, services and fees.

Grand Dérangement - http://www.grandderangement.com/
The group offers music based on Acadian traditions with a rock flavor, a flash of Celtic/Irish and world beat rhythms. Features band profile, members, albums, tour dates, photos and booking information.

Grand-Pré National Historic Site - http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/grandpre/
This 14-acre site commemorates the Acadians and the Deportation of 1755. Features formal gardens, statues and monuments, a blacksmith's shop and a stained-glass window. Hours of operation, location, services and fees.

La Mi-Carême - http://epe.lac-bac.gc.ca/100/205/301/ic/cdc/micareme/default.htm
An exposition of an ancient tradition developed in France to relieve people of the sacrifices of Lent, the wearing of masks. Offers a history, changes through time, photos of masks, activities and interviews.

Le Réveil Acadien - http://www.acadiancultural.org/lereveil.htm
The official journal of the Acadian Cultural Society and a benefit of membership. Published quarterly in February, May, August, and November, it contains articles of Acadian genealogical, historical, or cultural interest.

Melanson Settlement National Historic Site - http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/melanson/index_e.asp
An archeological exposition of a pre-Deportation Acadian community (c. 1664-1755) which reflects communities settled by the Acadians and their unique dykeland agriculture along the Annapolis River. Directions, services and news.

Port-Royal National Historic Site - http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/portroyal/
A reconstruction of early 17th century buildings representing the former colony of the French who settled along the Nova Scotia coast. Costumed interpreters and period demonstrations help recreate the look and feel of the era. Directions, hours, fees and contact details.

World Acadian Congress 2004 - http://www.worldacadiancongress.com
The official World Acadian Congress site offers visitors a brief history, news, a description of the Acadian regions, a program, maps, family reunions, a resource guide and registration for the coming festivities.

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