It is centrally located on the north shore of western P.E.I. between O'Leary and Tignish and is surrounded by fishing and farming communities. The entrance to Alberton is attractive with a tree-shaded street lined with neat homes and striking buildings. Alberton has several housing units for seniors able to live independently, as well as the Maplewood Manor for those seniors in need of care. Church Street is appropriately named because Alberton has seven churches offering worship in a broad range of denominations. The Town Hall includes the town office, mayor's office, council chambers, recreation office and fire department.
Fire protection is provided by a volunteer department consisting of twenty-four members.
For more information about Alberton, visit the Tourist Information Centre located in the Stone Station, built of granite stones in 1904. The business district of Alberton is located on Main Street. Curling enthusiasts are well served by the facilities at the Curling Club and the Community centre also provides activities such as bowling, bingo and banquest catering. Sample Form for a HomePage Sample Form Only. The information doesn't go anywhere.