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Experience Charlotte County, New
Brunswick, Canada and Washington
County, Maine, USA |
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Charlotte County
Museum |
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The
Charlotte County Museum
is located in St.
Stephen, New Brunswick,
in the 1864 former home
of prominent lumberman
James Murchie. The
collection, exhibits,
and architectural
details reflect the
history, industrial
development and social
life of the area from
its Loyalist beginnings.
Guided tours offer an
informative glimpse into
early county life.
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Discover:
shipbuilding,
lumbering exhibits
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Location/Address:
Charlotte County
Museum
443 Milltown
Boulevard, St.
Stephen, New
Brunswick, Canada
E3L IJ9
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Telephone:
506-466-3295
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Roosevelt Campobello
International Park
http://www.fdr.net
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Unique
International
Memorial
to
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
a
symbol
of
friendship
between
Canada
and
the
U.S..
Main
attractions
are
touring
FDR's
summer
home
and
hiking
and
bird
watching
in
the
28,000
acre
natural
area.
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- Discover: hiking, biking, walking
- Address (Canada): Roosevelt Campobello International Park
459 Route 774, Welshpool, New Brunswick, Canada E5E 1A4
- Address (USA): Roosevelt Campobello International Park
P.O. Box 129, Lubec, Maine, USA 04652
- Telephone: 506-752-2922 | Email: info@fdr.net
- Locate on Google Maps
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Grand Manan Museum
http://www.grandmananmuseum.ca
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The
Grand
Manan
Museum
showcases
geology,
the
fishery,
birdlife,
lighthouses
and
a
wide
range
of
amazing
detail
about
the
island's
First
Nations,
shipwrecks,
education
and
crafts.
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Sheriff Andrews House
http://www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca/ |
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A
beautiful
example
of
neoclassical
architecture,
the
Sheriff
Andrews
House
with
working
beehive
cooking
fireplace,
tells
of
the
domestic
life
in
the
seaport
town
in
the
early
nineteenth
century.
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- Discover: history, people, traditional crafts
- Location/Address: Sheriff Andrews House
King Street, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada
- Telephone: 506-529-5080
- Locate on Google Maps
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Ministers Island
http://www.ministersisland.net
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Discover
the
peace
and
tranquility
of
the
summer
estate
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
railway's
builder,
Sir
William
Van
Horne.
Visit
his
fifty-room
summer
residence
and
other
buildings,
including
Canada's
largest
architect-designed
barn.
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- Discover: architecture, tides, driving on the ocean floor, railway history
- Location/Address: At the end of Bar Road near St. Andrews NB
199 Carriage Road Ministers Island, NB E5B 0A4
- Telephone: 506-529-5081
- Locate on Google Maps
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The Chocolate Museum
http://www.chocolatemuseum.ca
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A
“sweet”,
inviting,
local
museum
featuring
historic
chocolate
and
candy-making
processes
on
video;
antique
chocolate
boxes,
candy-making
equipment
and
Evangeline
images;
interactive
computer
displays;
games
and
lots
of
chocolate
treats!
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Ross Memorial Museum
http://www.rossmemorialmuseum.ca
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St.
Andrews'
Ross
Memorial
Museum
is a
treasure
trove
of
fine
19th
century
New
Brunswick
furniture,
paintings
and
objets
d'art
collected
from
around
the
world‹all
in
one
of
the
town's
most
beautiful
historic
houses.
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- Discover: art, architecture, collections, antiques
- Location/Address: Ross Memorial Museum
188 Montague Street, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada E5B 1J2
- Telephone: 506-529-5124
- Email: rossmuse@nb.aibn.com
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Kingsbrae Garden
http://www.kingsbraegarden.com
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A
magnificent,
27
acre
public
garden
exhibiting
both
traditional
and
modern
gardening
styles,
defined
by
100
year
old
cedar
hedges,
enhanced
by a
Dutch
windmill,
ponds
and
a
cedar
maze.
The
Garden
Café
in
the
historic
Edward
Maxwell
1930s
manor
house
overlooks
beautiful
grounds
to
Ministers
Island
and
Passamaquoddy
Bay.
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- Discover: horticulture, art, architecture
- Location/Address: Kingsbrae Horticulture Garden
220 King Street St Andrews New Brunswick, Canada E5B 1Y8
- Telephone: 506-529-3335 | Toll-free: 866-566-8687
- Email: kinghort@nb.aibn.com
- Locate on Google Maps
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St. Andrews
Blockhouse - National
Historic Site of Canada
http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/nb/standrews/index_e.asp
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Built
for
the
war
of
1812,
St
Andrews
Blockhouse
National
Historic
Site
is
one
of
the
few
existing
wooden
structures
of
its
type
left
in
North
America.
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- Discover: history, military
- Location/Address: St. Andrews Blockhouse
Joes Point Road, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada
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Saint Croix Island -
International Historic
Site
http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng//lhn-nhs/nb/stcroix/index.aspx
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Saint
Croix
Island
is a
National
Monument
and
an
International
Historic
Site.
It
is
the
site
of
Pierre
Dugua's
first
attempt
at
settlement
in
North
America,
which
led
to
the
establishment
of
permanent
colonies
of
Acadie
and
New
France.
The
Canadian
interpretation
site
is
located
at
Bayside,
near
St.
Andrews,
and
overlooks
the
Island,
which
is
located
in
the
middle
of
the
Saint
Croix
River.
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- Discover: history
- Location/Address (Canada): Highway 127, Bayside, 5 minutes from St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada
- Location/Address (USA): U.S. Route 1, six miles south of Calais, Maine, USA
- Be sure to visit the US Interpretive Site for St. Croix Island found on the opposite side of the Island just across the St. Croix River in Maine - http://www.nps.gov/sacr
- Locate on Google Maps
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Charlotte County
Archives, The Old Gaol,
and The Charlotte County
Courthouse
http://www.ccarchives.ca
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Visitors are invariably impressed by the 'Old Gaol' (1832-1979), its atmosphere, and this harsh view of what life in prison would have been like. This designated Heritage Site now houses the Charlotte County Archives, a veritable goldmine of local historical information. Tours are also available of the stately
Courthouse next door (1840) during July and August.
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- Discover: ancestors, genealogy, history
- Location/Address: Charlotte County Archives
123 Frederick Street, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada E5B 1Z1
- Telephone: 506-529-4248
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Sunbury Shores Arts
and Nature Centre
http://www.sunburyshores.org
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Since its beginning in 1964, Sunbury Shores has played a key role in the development of a strong arts community in St. Andrews through the execution of a unique mandate - to explore the connections between art and nature.
The
centre
contains
artists'
studios,
print
shop,
pottery
studio,
exhibition
gallery
and
nature
room.
Since
2005,
the
centre
has
provided
local
schoolchildren
with
free
art
instruction
during
the
school
year
through
the
CLASS
(Children
Learning
At
Sunbury
Shores)
program.
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Blacks Harbour Heritage
Museum
https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Nonprofit-Organization/Blacks-Harbour-Heritage-Museum-122019458639327/ |
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Take the
time to visit
the Blacks
Harbour
Heritage Museum
in the fishing
Village of
Blacks Harbour.
The Village was
first settled by
Loyalists in
1823. Follow the
story of the
Connors brothers
and the
establishment of
their Sardine
industry. Follow
the growth of
this community
and the people
who work and
live there.
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Beaver Harbour Archives
& Museum
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/
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Visit the Beaver Harbour Archives and Museum to discover the history of Beaver Harbour and surrounding area. Learn how the village was settled in 1783 by the Quakers and the Empire Loyalists, and discover more about our local sardine history.
Located in a former airport building from the Second World War, you can explore our collection of artifacts, read a book about the founding families from Beaver Harbour or view a film about the local factories in the area.
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McAdam Railway Station
http://www.mcadamstation.ca
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Built in 1900, the McAdam Railway Station is a National and Provincial Historic site and a designated Heritage Railway Station. It is also an active museum, offering tours catered meals, conference facilities, and much more. Come on in and take a tour; it's a story of railroad history when riding the rail was the only way to travel!
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