Tilley House Museum

Gagetown | New Brunswick

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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 and Wolastoqitik culture.

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