Unmistakable among the early pilgrims of Saint John were supporters of the British Crown, who landed on two armadas of boats from Massachusetts, families getting away from the American Revolution. These and ensuing Loyalists molded the character of the city,
This exhibition hall town speaks to the lives of an alternate gathering of New Brunswick's pioneers, the Acadians, who landed from France in the 1700s. Their French-talking relatives live in northeastern New Brunswick, along the drift north of Moncton and
A remarkable blend of untraditional exhibition hall and verifiable town encounter, Kings Landing brings the historical backdrop of country New Brunswick to life for all ages. Start a visit with the arrangement of energetic, intelligent shows that draw from the
A British army was positioned at this site nearby the wide St. John River from 1784 to 1869. Today, two pieces of legacy structures and lush yards lie between Queen Street and the stream, turning into the focal point of
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