<p>Simeon Perkins’ House, and the town of Liverpool,  are quite literally the home of Nova Scotia’s most famous privateers.  Follow the transformation of Simeon Perkins, the American merchant, into a Loyalist privateer during America's War of Independence.</p>

Simeon Perkins’ House, and the town of Liverpool, are quite literally the home of Nova Scotia’s most famous privateers. Follow the transformation of Simeon Perkins, the American merchant, into a Loyalist privateer during America's War of Independence.

<p>Simeon Perkins’ House, and the town of Liverpool, &nbsp;are quite literally the home of Nova Scotia’s most famous privateers. &nbsp;Follow the transformation of Simeon Perkins, the American merchant, into a Loyalist privateer during America's War of Independence.</p>

Simeon Perkins House: The American Merchant Who Became a Loyalist Privateer

“If These Walls Could Talk” tells the stories of the fascinating people who are connected in some way to National Historic Sites in Atlantic Canada. Some of these names may be familiar to you, but many more are virtually unknown today. All of them played a crucial role in the events that unfolded in or around these sites.

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Simeon Perkins House: The American Merchant Who Became a Loyalist Privateer