Albert County Museum

The Albert County Museum is a fascinating place where you can step back in time and learn about the rich history of Albert County in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick. Located near the famous Hopewell Rocks, this museum complex offers visitors a unique view of life in the past.

The museum is made up of several historic buildings, including the original county jail, courthouse, records office, and community hall. Each building is filled with artifacts, photos, and exhibits that tell the story of the people who lived and worked in this area over the last 200 years.

One of the museum’s most famous stories is that of R.B. Bennett, Canada’s 11th Prime Minister, who was born and raised in Albert County. You can explore a special exhibit dedicated to his life and political career.

The museum grounds are beautiful, with views of the Bay of Fundy and peaceful walking paths between the buildings. It’s a great place to enjoy local history in a relaxed, open-air setting.

Visitors can learn about the region’s past industries, such as farming, shipbuilding, and lumbering, and see how people lived, worked, and helped build New Brunswick. The museum also shares stories of local heroes, pioneers, and daily life in rural Albert County.

The Albert County Museum is open during the warmer months and hosts special events, historical reenactments, and tours for all ages. It’s a perfect stop for families, history lovers, and anyone visiting the Hopewell Rocks area.