Begin your journey into the heart of New Brunswick’s history at the Fredericton Region Museum, located in the landmark Officers’ Quarters in city centre Fredericton. Founded in 1934, this museum is a vibrant gateway to the stories and cultures that shaped Fredericton and central New Brunswick. With over 4,000 square feet of exhibit space and a collection of more than 30,000 artefacts, you’ll discover the region’s Indigenous, Acadian, Loyalist, and European settler heritage in engaging, thoughtfully curated displays.

Wander through galleries filled with fascinating objects and stories, from New Brunswick’s oldest human-made artefact to the world-famous Coleman Frog—a 42lb curiosity that once captivated the community at Killarney Lake. Learn about the York Sunbury Historical Society’s role in preserving local history, and see how volunteers and staff bring the past to life through informative exhibits, special programmes, and the Officers’ Quarters periodical. The museum’s central location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Fredericton’s historic city centre.

Your visit concludes at the museum, leaving you perfectly placed to continue discovering Fredericton’s vibrant city centre, enjoy local cafés, or stroll along the scenic Saint John River.