was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1973. It is one of only three provincial legislative buildings, along with Province House in Halifax and the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina, to be so designated. Province House is also designated under the provincial Heritage Places Protection Act. Visitors can tour the 1860s period rooms, which include displays about the Charlottetown Conference, the building and the Provincial Legislative Assembly. An audio-visual presentation about the Conference is available, titled "A Great Dream". Monuments and memorials In front of the Legislature on Grafton Street is the Charlottetown Veterans Memorial consisting of three soldiers. The bronze memorial by G. W. Hill commemorates the dead from the two World Wars and the Korean War. A Boer War Memorial by Hamilton MacCarthy was erected to honour the members of the Royal Canadian Regiment on the side of legislature. A series of plaques commemorating the province's Fathers of Confederation are found along the side of the building: Edward Whelan Thomas Heath Haviland Edward Palmer John Hamilton Gray Andrew Archibald Macdonald William Henry Pope George Coles A small statue of Eckhart the Mouse from David Weale's children's story The True Meaning of Crumbfest is also found on the grounds of legislature. References External links Province House, Charlottetown at the Canadian Encyclopedia Buildings and structures in Charlottetown Greek Revival architecture in Canada Legislative buildings in Canada National Historic Sites in Prince Edward Island Museums in Prince Edward Island History museums in Canada General Assembly of Prince Edward Island Terminating vistas in Canada Government buildings completed in 1847 1847 establishments in Prince Edward Island Monuments and memorials in Prince Edward Island