Tupperville Traditional Cache

This geocache is located the Girouard/Giror Village Monument along Highway 201 in Tupperville, Nova Scotia. It is regular sized geocache with interesting facts about the area and the monument. Be sure to find all the geocaches in the series in order to get your limited edition geocoin celebrating Canada's 150th Birthday. This cache is one of the 2017 County of Annapolis Geocaching Passport Series.

This Monument commemorates Girouard/Giror Village (circa 1690-1755) now called Tupperville. Founded by Jacques Girouard (1648-1703), who was the eldest son of Francois Girouard and Jeanne Aucoin of La Montagne (Granville Ferry), married to Marguerite Gautrot. The land once belonged to Charles D’Aulnay Governor of Acadie from 1636 to 1650.

Remember to pick up one of the historical postcards from each of all the 2017 geocaches and then to deliver them to County of Annapolis Recreation Office at 271 Granville Street Bridgetown, Nova Scotia. The recreation office is only open from 9 am to 1 pm Monday to Friday. Once completed, fill in the quick survey/passport for your limited edition trackable geocoin. Have fun!