McAdam Railway Station — Local services in New Brunswick

What a wonderful tour! Learning about the world that was the McAdam Railway Station in its’ heyday was so much fun! Our reception was very warm and welcoming. The welcome, combined with the remarkably well maintained station entrance started our journey and was full with facts and anecdotes of days gone by! Emily was our tour guide, she truly has an appreciation and passion for this beautiful place and happily shared stories and history of this station; a hub that was vital to the community, New Brunswick and Canada! I do hope that Heritage Canada helps restore this amazing Railway Station I know I will be sending note to the office of the Minister! The upper portion The Hotel and Offices are in dire need of restoration so many private donations have helped, but to keep this National Treasure will take a commitment from the government of Canada! Thanks to the wonderful staff, and Emily our amazing tour guide could not have been better, we appreciated the Station’s history so much more because of your passion and knowledge!

Judith Creamer, and...

Went and had Railway Sunday Pie and it was a marvellous experience. Booked tickets online(limited quantities)and had to decide on choice of pie while purchasing tickets. There were several choices to choose from that particular Sunday. There choices do change depends on availability and what’s in season to. The piece of pie you receive is 1/4 slices of a whole pie so it’s pretty big slice! You also get your choice of coffee, tea, ice tea to go along with your pie. The atmosphere was lovely and the staff were awesome. Highly recommend and the $15 dollars is well worth it considering you also get to eat your pie in the old diner and are able to explore the ground floor where there is quite a bit of...

We came here to check out the historic station. When we entered the building, we were asked if we were there for the pie. Huh? We had no idea what they were talking about, but we soon found out that on Sundays they serve pie at the lunch counter while a man dressed as a conductor gives a talk on the history of the train station. We ordered two slices of pie, but both pieces were so large, we could only share the one and saved the other for later. We got the coconut cream pie, which was delicious, but they have others. Also, we were too late for the talk, but with pie, it costs $15 each to attend. Without the talk, it is $10 per piece of pie. I recommend that you buy one piece and share it unless you're...