The Agricultural Museum of New Brunswick was created in 1983 by members of the community who wanted to preserve the rich history of agriculture in our province. ​

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Today, the museum is run by a board of volunteers and is supporting by sponsorships, donations, and community volunteers. The museum sits on land that originally was a part of the 8th Hussars. ​

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We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to learn, and for that reason our museum doesn't charge an entrance fee. Instead, we encourage those who are able to make a donation so that we can continue to share the history of New Brunswick Agriculture.