Miramichi Folklore Park

The Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum invites visitors to explore the heritage, culture, and history of logging, woodsmen's lives, and the local ecology of Central New Brunswick dating back to the 1800s. This 15-acre open-air museum showcases thousands of artefacts, including an original trapper's cabin, the New Brunswick Lumberjack Championships, and various cultural community events. Guests can immerse themselves in the rich history of the region while strolling through the museum grounds, experiencing the exhibits that bring the past to life. The museum also serves as a venue for conferences, meetings, weddings, and gatherings, providing a unique and historic backdrop for various events throughout the year. Whether delving into the fascinating displays, attending cultural events, or hosting gatherings in its picturesque setting, the Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum offers a memorable experience for all who seek to learn about and appreciate the region's forestry heritage. Generated from the website content

Tabusintac Centennial Library and Museum offers a dedicated genealogy resource that focuses on the families of Tabusintac, New Brunswick, tracing lineage from the early settlements to the present. The site features a range of historical documents, including census records and family histories, while actively developing an expansive database for researchers. The platform highlights the narratives of founding families and includes a diverse array of surnames that reflect the area's heritage. As the site continues to evolve, it encourages contributions from the community to build a comprehensive resource for genealogy enthusiasts. Generated from the website