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Fredericton Region Museum

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Housed in a former military barracks, the Fredericton Region Museum traces the area's history from Indigenous times to the present. Exhibits include Mi'kmaq stone tools, a Victorian-era parlour, and a restored 1850s fire pumper. The museum's setting on Officers' Square adds historical context, with displays on the city's Loyalist founders and military past. Interactive elements engage families.

Don't miss

  • See the 1850s 'Torrent' hand-pumped fire engine, a local treasure.
  • Explore the Mi'kmaq artifact collection, including arrowheads and pottery.
  • Step into a recreated Victorian parlour with period furnishings.

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Ways to visit Fredericton Region Museum

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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