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Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum
This museum was originally built in 1883 as a Baptist Church by one of Moncton's prominent families. It has been restored and serves as a museum containing pioneer artifacts and geneological records and information.
Address: 3030 Mountain Road Moncton NB E1G 2W8
 Send an Email (9)  1 506 384-7719
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Moncton Museum and Free Meeting House
The Moncton Museum focuses on the history of Moncton from the original Micmac settlement to the present day. It also houses travelling national and international exhibits. The structure of the building is a combination of the facade of the Old City Hall, and a modern functional building. The Free Meeting House,located beside the Museum,is Moncton's oldest structure, built in 1821 it has been restored to its original style.
Address: 20 Mountain Road Moncton NB E1C 2J8
1 506 856-4383
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This museum is on the campus of the University of Moncton. It focuses on the culture and history of the Acadians who have played such a pivotal role in New Brunswick society.
Address: Clément-Cormier Building, University of Moncton Moncton NB E1A 3E9
1 506 858-4088
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Thomas Williams House
This beautiful Victorian-Gothic home was built in 1883 by Thomas Williams, the treasurer of the Intercolonial Railroad. It now serves as a museum. The 12 room house has memorabilia and very interesting furnishings and fittings. There are also beautiful gardens to walk through.
Address: 103 Park Street Moncton NB E1C 2B2
1 506 857-0590
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A fine collection of works by various Acadian, Canadian and international artists, with temporary, monthly and permanent exhibits. The museum is on the campus of the University of Moncton.
Address: Edifice de Clément Cornier, University of Moncton Moncton NB
1 506 858-4088
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