Chapelle Sainte-Anne de Beaumont — Attraction in Memramcook

the Chapel of Sainte-Anne de Beaumont.the Chapel of Sainte-Anne de Beaumont, a historic site in Memramcook, New Brunswick, Canada. It is a Roman Catholic place of worship built in 1842 by the Mi'kmaq of Fort Folly. The site includes the Georgian-style wooden chapel, a presbytery (the house next to it in the image), a cemetery, and various monuments. The chapel is named after Saint Anne, the patron saint of the Mi'kmaq, and the site is classified as a provincial historic site. The chapel and its surroundings are considered a significant part of Acadian and Mi'kmaq history...

This is a beautiful hidden gem a little off the beaten path. The church is beautiful and the views are spectacular. There are several plaques describing the history of the land and the church. The church appears to put on musical events on Monday nights, but I was told that most times you can't enter the building itself. There is a small graveyard for a local First Nation reserve on site. I would definitely check this place out, even if it's just for a pit stop to have a quick lunch on the...

Beautiful church in front of the river. Lots of history around it. Looks like a busy place 100s of years ago. Information display on signs about area and church.

Small hike around it. Can be windy. So Wear appropriate clothes. Popular ATV trail and Camp nearby. Beautiful to see the sun...