NB Military History Museum — Attraction in New Brunswick

Located at 119 Walnut Street on Canadian Forces Base Gagetown in Oromocto, the New Brunswick Military History Museum offers a compelling journey through the province's military past. Spanning from the early 1600s to the present day, the museum showcases the contributions and sacrifices of New Brunswickers in various military conflicts and peacekeeping efforts. Visitors can explore a wide range of exhibits, including uniforms, weapons, personal items from soldiers, and detailed timelines that enhance the overall experience.

Despite its relatively compact size, the museum captivates with its well-curated exhibits that can easily be explored in under an hour, making it a perfect stop for those on a journey through New Brunswick. The thoughtfully organized timeline room enhances the overall experience, making complex historical narratives accessible and engaging. The displays, which include a variety of military vehicles, showcase the museum's commitment to high-quality curatorship and the preservation of historical artifacts.

Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about New Brunswick's military heritage, the New Brunswick Military History Museum offers an enriching educational experience for people...

The place is not big but it is well laid out. There is an NB section with exhibits on the NB regiments for the last 200+ years. (I didn't know there was such a thing!) There is another section on the many wars the Canadian forces were involved in all the way to the involvment in Ukraine. There are many artifacts including clothing, guns and well written explanations. We spent 1 1/2 hours there and we really enjoyed it. My only complaint is the signage to the building. We parked and then we had to walk to each building on the square to see if it was the one. I think there needs to be a sign right at the end of Wilmot directing people to the...

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I am totally pleased with my visit to the museum. The quality and curatorship of the objects was excellent and I found the person that was staffing of the museum that day to be wonderful with his interest in making sure I was fully aware of the facilities available at the museum.

As has been mentioned before this isn't a large facility but it's got a huge heart and it's shown by the care in which it shows its exhibits.

It is well worth the trip and it's a perfect visit for someone who wants to break up a drive between the Nova Scotia...