Visit Us & FAQ | Agricultural Museum

Visitor Information

While touring our museum, guests will see thousands of artifacts on display that relate to the rich agricultural heritage of New Brunswick. We are proud to offer 3 fully furnished rooms showing life during various time periods, a one room school house, a full room dedicated to New Brunswick Dairy production, and a variety of tractors, small equipment, and more!

Tours are available with free entry for drop-ins during the summer, and by appointment outside of our summer hours. Class tours and other large group tours are available by contacting the museum. Ask about our scavenger hunts!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an entry fee?

No, we do not charge an entry fee as we want to keep the museum as accessible as possible. Donations are encouraged as we are a volunteer based museum and all funds go directly back into maintenance and operating costs so that we can continue to offer free entry.

Do I need to book in advance?

During the summer we are a drop-in based museum so there is no need to book in advance! Just stop in and one of our staff will assist you.

If you would like to visit during the off season, please message our Facebook page or email us at AgrMuseumOfNB@gmail.com and we can schedule a time for you to visit.

Where are you located?

We are located in Sussex directly beside the 8th Hussars Rink, behind the Saint John Ambulance building.

What types of artifacts do you have?

We have a variety of agriculture related artifacts from the 18th century to the mid-1970s. We have an especially large collection of dairy farming equipment, including a calf with one head and two bodies! We also are home to a Blacksmith shop, a Railway Gate House, and the former Apohaqui Train station.

Do you do Group Tours?

Yes! If you are looking to visit with a large group or would like to have a specialty tour please contact us with your number of guests and any requests you have for your visit.

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