Step back in time and discover the rich history of Beaver Harbour, New Brunswick, at the Beaver Harbour Archives and Museum. Housed in a former Second World War airport building, the museum preserves and shares the stories of the people, industries, and traditions that helped shape this coastal community.
Visitors can learn about the settlement of Beaver Harbour in 1783 by the Quakers and Empire Loyalists, one of the earliest Loyalist communities in New Brunswick. The museum also explores the area’s proud sardine fishing and canning industry, an important part of the region’s economic and cultural heritage.
The museum features a collection of more than 250 artifacts that offer a glimpse into everyday life in Beaver Harbour throughout the years. Highlights include:
Whether you’re researching your family history, exploring New Brunswick’s Loyalist heritage, or simply looking for a unique local museum to visit, the Beaver Harbour Archives and Museum offers something for visitors of all ages.
Beaver Harbour Archives and Museum
18 Quaker Lane
Beaver Harbour, NB
Admission: Free (donations are welcome)
Summer Hours
506-456-3087
18 Quaker Lane Beaver Harbour, NB E5H 1N3
