The Religious Hospitallers Museum is located on the fourth floor of Hôtel-Dieu in Saint-Basile, New Brunswick. Approximately 1866 articles have been preserved and a number of them are exposed in one of the two halls of the museum. A great variety of exhibits can be...

The museum presents themed exhibitions and the Colline Art Gallery. The museum consists of two exhibition rooms; the Heritage room presents theme exhibitions all year round. The Galerie Colline is a center for contemporary art. The museum also has a permanent antique...

Built in 1810, the house is located in Madawaska county. The chapel, rebuilt at the same location, is an exact replica of the original chapel.

The museum is a 1900 train shed replica. A changing exhibit every year relate de life of railway-men. An 900 square feet HO 1/87 scale lay-out on continuous working progress. You see a great deal of different modeling aspect like...cars, structures, engines, scenery...

The name of Clair is associated with the coming of the railroad: the old Témiscouata Railway. The land on which the train station was built, in 1890, belonged to Thomas Clair. The station was named “Clair’s”. Thomas Clair’s grandparents were from the Bay of...

This historic museum displays antique tools and equipment used in the blacksmithing profession. It is located in a former blacksmith shop once owned by Joseph B. Michaud, who plied his trade for 62 years.

Pioneer and early Victorian artifacts; archival documents referring to the sons of temperance and genealogy.

The Musée Forestier de Kedgwick logging camp is displaying forestry industry between the 1930s and 1960s

The collection includes portraits, farm machinery, small tools, clothing, china, books and many other artefacts belonging to the original Danish settlers of the area.

Located in a converted church, the museum houses a collection of tools, farm implements, dishes, clothing, maps and photographs from the local area.