Madawaska Historical Museum

Located in the heart of the Madawaska region, the Musée historique du Madawaska invites visitors to discover the story of a community shaped by culture, heritage, and resilience. Through its extensive collection of over 3,000 artifacts, the museum traces the evolution of the region and highlights the people, traditions, and industries that have defined it.

Visitors can explore permanent exhibitions that showcase key moments in Madawaska’s history, alongside rotating displays presented in the Heritage Room and the Colline (Hill) Gallery. Together, these spaces offer a rich and engaging cultural experience for all ages.

Current & Featured Exhibitions

• The Mills of Madawaska, 1785–1870
  Developed through the work of Joseph Ralph Thériault and supported by the Historical Society of Madawaska, this exhibition highlights the region’s early industrial development and the role of mills in shaping local communities.
  On view in the Heritage Hall until the end of June.
• Eveline Gallant-Fournier: Rewilding of the Goddess
  (Opening: March 27, 2026)
  Presented jointly at the Hill Gallery and the Madawaska Historical Museum, this exhibition explores themes of nature, identity, and transformation.
  Opening reception: Thursday, April 9 | 5:00–7:00 PM

Visitor Information (2026)

 Location: Musée historique du Madawaska, New Brunswick
 Hours: Tuesday to Friday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

🎟 Admission:

• Adults: $5.00
• Seniors / Students: $3.00
• Families: $8.00
• Children under 12: Free

 Learn more: https://www.umoncton.ca/umce-mhm/

Explore the rich heritage of Madawaska and experience the stories that continue to shape the region today.