Bayer's Lake Mystery Walls
The Bayers Lake Mystery Walls are a series of stone structures and walls of unknown origin and uncertain age in the Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Overview
The ruins consist of walls outlining a small five-sided building and a 150-metre wall with ditches, both made with flat-surfaced ironstone slate rocks ruins on the slope of a hill overlooking the Bayers Lake Park. The mysterious ruins pose many unanswered questions for archaeologists. The most common explanation suggests a military purpose, either a training installation or a defensive work. The walls are a protected archaeological site designated under Nova Scotia's Special Places Act.[1]