Historic Rewind

Explore our cultural heritage while stepping back in time. You can visit a 19th century Scottish settler’s homestead at MacDonald Farm, help prepare a traditional Indigenous meal in an outdoor cooking shelter at Metepenagiag Heritage Park, and so much more.

Metepenagiag Heritage Park

Take your appreciation of Mi’kmaq culture to a whole new level with an overnight retreat in a tipi and an evening of storytelling along with 3000 years of history by the campfire.

2156 Micmac Road, Red Bank NB Metpark.ca | 1-888-380-3555

Beaubears Island Interpretive Centre

Beaubears Island Shipbuilding National Historic Site is a blend of active adventure, deep-rooted multicultural experiences, and a living museum amidst old-growth pines and the meandering Miramichi River. Contact us for more information on our tours and ferry services.

35 St. Patrick’s Drive, Miramichi NB

506-622-8526

Beaverbrook House

The Historic Beaverbrook House was built in 1877 as a home for renowned shipbuilder and merchant, William Watt. Lord Beaverbrook purchased the building from the St. James United Church and, after renovating it, gave it to the Town of Newcastle as the area’s first Public Library. Contact to book the Beaverbrook Trail, a walking tour that encompasses his childhood home, his school, and so much more.

518 King George Hwy., Miramichi NB Beaverbrookhouse.com

506-622-5572

CARREFOUR BEAUSOLEIL- GALERIE ARTCADIENNE/ THEATRE GILLES LAPLANTE

Visit the art gallery and discover the many cultural activities that take place in the theatre during the year.

300 Beaverbrook Road, Miramichi NB Carbeau.ca

506-627-4125

Middle Island Irish Historical Park

Awaiting you on the Island after crossing a short causeway is an Interpretive Centre, Captain’s Galley Restaurant, walking trails, beach area, murals, picnic sites, bird watching, amphitheatre, kiosk, and memorial benches. Learn the history of why the Island was originally called “Hiksenogowakun” by the Mi’kmaq people meaning place of the sick.

2345 Water Street, Miramichi NB www.middleislandmiramichi.com

506-773-7505

Macdonald Farm

MacDonald Farm, a provincial heritage place in Lower Newcastle, overlooks the Miramichi River and is situated in a beautiful pastoral setting. To discover its secrets and appreciate the charming scenery, visitors can follow a winding trail that leads to the historic homestead. MacDonald Farm also has a gift shop with a large selection of Miramichi branded crafts and souvenirs.

600 Route 11, Lower Newcastle NB

506-778-6085

Beaubears Island Interpretive Centre

CENTRAL NEW BRUNSWICK WOODMEN’S MUSEUM www.woodmensmuseum.com | 506-396-7214

This 15 acre open-air museum is home to thousands of artifacts, including an original trappers cabin, the voyageur canoe, the New Brunswick Lumberjack Championships, and many other cultural community events.

Doak House

The Doak Historic Site commemorates Scottish entrepreneur Robert Doak and his family who moved to the Upper Miramichi River area in the early 1820’s. Here he established a carding mill, a grist mill and a sawmill. Come visit our new welcome centre, a replica of Squire Doak’s original barn, featuring a gift shop and artifacts from the community.

386 Main Street, Doaktown NB 506-365-2026

WILSON’S POINT

Wilson’s Point Historic Site is a Provincial Historic Site. It not only contains the Scottish Ancestry of the Miramichi, but also has great archaeological significance and deep rooted connections to the Mi’kmaq people, as well as the French, Acadians, and Loyalists who have all helped establish the rich history of the beautiful Miramichi region.

8 Enclosure Road, Derby Junction NB www.wilsonspoint.com | 506-627-0162

Miramichi History Museum

The Miramichi History Museum is one of the oldest, and most unique museums in New Brunswick. Founded in 1897, the museum is the repository for many of the Miramichi’s most historical artifacts. Open from late June until early September and by appointment during the off season.

182 Wellington Street

506-778-4050

Atlantic Salmon Museum

The Atlantic Salmon Museum provides an in-depth look at the Atlantic salmon and its importance to New Brunswick and to the world beyond. In addition to our displays of over 3000 artifacts, we offer a well-stocked gift shop, a small aquarium, and well cared for grounds with plenty of picnic tables.

263 Main Street, Doaktown NB

506-365-7787

TABUSINTAC LIBRARY & MUSEUM

History enthusiasts will enjoy the Tabusintac Library & Museum. Providing the details of early life in the community, you will view the tools that early settlers used, books, and census documents.

4490 Route 11, Tabusintac NB

506-779-1918 (seasonal) or 506-625-2512

W.S. LOGGIE HOUSE & CULTURAL CENTRE

This 18th-century unique Victorian home depicts the heritage and culture of the region. View artifacts from 1850 to 2000, including an original World War 1 Victory Flag. The house tells the story of the Loggie family, who were general local merchants of the time. Guided tours available by reservation.

222 Wellington Street, Miramichi NB

506-773-4996