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Gagetown | New Brunswick

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Region:

Saint John River

Known For:

Gagetown Waterfront | Queens County Court House | Historic village | Loyalist heritage | Artists & galleries | Tree-lined streets

Best For:

Riverside Walks | Heritage Charm | Art & Galleries | Quiet Escapes

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Tilley House Museum

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This museum used to be the home of the Father of Confederation, Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, and it has since been transformed into a place to learn about his story and some of Queens County’s most exciting people. You can also discover 19th-century fine art, furniture, and clothing and learn about the history of Mi’gmaw […]

Queens County Court House Museum

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Of the surviving early court houses in New Brunswick, the Queens County Court House is one of the oldest, dating back to 1836. This courthouse is considered one of New Brunswick’s hidden architectural gems – but more than that, you can hear stories about some of Queens County’s more interesting court cases, sit in the […]

Gagetown Marina

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The Gagetown Marina can be found in the heart of the lower Saint John River, making it a fantastic starting point to explore all the coves, lakes, and bays in the surrounding area. It’s a full-service marina with seasonal, long-term, and short-term docking options. On-site, you can visit The Old Boot Pub and Dockside Bar, […]

Gagetown Lighthouse

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Erected in the 1930s, this lighthouse stands tall on the west bank of the Saint John River, where the river’s main branch makes an almost 90-degree turn. It’s been used over the years to help guide vessels along the river between Jemseg and Upper Musquash Island and to mark this particularly dramatic turn in the […]

Greig Pottery Ltd.

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The Village of Gagetown is home to many local artisans and craftspeople, and here you can fulfil all your homemade pottery needs. With over 45 years in business, each piece from this shop is still individually crafted, and no two pieces are identical. You can get many types of items: from mugs and plates to […]

Queens County Fair

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September The Queens County Fair was started in 1939. Throughout the years, the fair has continuously expanded and grown until it has become the large, multiple-day event it is today, supporting agricultural awareness. With parades, musical entertainment, dancing, fireworks, horseback riding classes, and more, there is something here for everyone. Photo: https://queenscountyfair.com/

Loomcrofters Studio

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The Loomcrofters Studio building is one of the oldest in New Brunswick, dating back to 1789, and was a hand-weaving studio at one time. It is marked as a turning point in arts and crafts development in New Brunswick. The building still includes historic furniture, cabinets, tables, shelving, and working looms used in the original […]

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