A Provincial Historic Site is a designated area in a province that holds significant historical value. These sites are preserved to educate the public about the region's history, culture, and heritage. They often include buildings, landmarks, or landscapes that have been recognized for their importance in telling the story of the province. Visitors to a Provincial Historic Site can explore various exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. These sites may also feature artifacts and information about notable events, people, or communities, such as local Indigenous groups or historical figures that shaped the area’s development.