The Inn Above The Narrows Public House

This heritage designated home, H.R Silver House has an 80-seat pub on the main level and two self-contained units above that make up the Inn. Originally built in 1896, the property operated as a mercantile business and family residence for many years. With associations to the original Bluenose Schooner, the Lord Nelson Hotel and rum running, this property is rich in Nova Scotia history and folk lore, it even survived the Halifax explosion. As owners, we lived in the home for many years while restoring it, we created the kind of place we'd like to stay in, it's victorian, rustic, cozy, with lots of character. When staying with us we'll aim to make you feel at home while offering the kind of east coast hospitality you'd expect from a traditional maritime public house.