railway station — Maritimes Maven Blog - hidden treasures and gems in NB NS PEI

Florenceville-Bristol is a delightful destination. It is steeped in history and brimming with natural beauty. Enjoy the view and experience some of New Brunswick’s greatest food & drink, then climb aboard a railway car to enjoy the most unique accommodations ever. Get on track for a fun-filled adventure.

new brunswickMaritimes MavenAugust 21, 2021Florenceville-Bristol, Florenceville, Bristol, cities small towns and villages, small town, Shogomoc Railway Site, railway station, Shamrock Train Suites, Pam Brennan, Romancing the Rails, Adventure on the Rails, Shamrock Suites, On the Boardwalk Cafe, Andrew and Laura McCain Art Gallery, Andrew and Laura McCain Library, River Valley Arts Centre, Riverside Park, Shiktehawk Walking Trail, French Fry Capital of the World, French Fry Capital, McCain Food, New Brunswick Potato World, NB Potato World Museum, New Brunswick Potato World Museum, Potato World, Saint John River Valley, Hunter Brothers Farm Market, World's Longest Covered Bridge, Longest Covered Bridge, Moonshine Creek Distillery, Chicken Bone liqueur, Covered Bridge Potato Chips, Western NB, Western New Brunswick, Central New Brunswick, Central NB, Shogomoc Railway, CPR, Canadian Pacific Railway Station, Local Historic Place, Shamrock Train Suite, Marich, Marich family, Buttermilk Creek Eatery, bakery, dessert shop, cafe, On the Boardwalk Cafe & Wine, On the Boardwalk, Acre Architects, Grand Champion Best Burger Contest, Banger Burger, Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery, ALMAG, Isolated Together, Black Swan mask, Trish Hirschkorn, Butterfly mask, Vicky Lentz, New Brunswick Art Collection Acquisitions Exhibition, 2023 New Brunswick Art Collection Acquisitions Exhibition, Elsa Valiñas, Clay Corazon, Elsa Valinas, The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down, The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down 2024, McCain Foods, River Art Center & Studios, Second Wind Music Centre, Bristol United Baptist Church, Peter McLaughlin, Anne Turner, Michael Welch, Marich Pole, Stephen Hutchings, Shiktehawk Trail, NB Trail, Northern Carleton Recreation Centre, River Valley Arts Centre & Studios, rock climbing room, rock climbing wall, rock climbing, pickle ball, walking track, Grand Champion Best Burger, Penalty Box Canteen, Slapshot Burger, McCain french fries, storm chips, covered bridge storm chips, Eclipse NB, Eclipse NB 2024, Eclipse NB 2024 Kosmic Kit, James Mullinger, Chris Hadfield, Canadian astronaut, Col. Chris Hadfield Comments

Visit Village Historique Acadien

Village Historique Acadien is an open-air living museum set in Betrand, New Brunswick, in the heart of the Acadian Peninsula. Stroll the 2.2 kilometre loop, and meet vibrant characters portraying the day-to-day lives of Acadian families from 1770 to 1949. Villagers pull you into the past, as they showcase their customs, and creativity of the time. This is a living history lesson that stays with you long after you leave.

new brunswickMaritimes MavenJuly 6, 2021Art Galley of Nova Scotiavillage historique acadien, Acadian Life, Acadian Peninsula, Chateau Albert, Hotel Chateau Albert, Caraquet, escape room, Village Historique Acadie, covered bridge, railway station, Acadian history, Acadien, Acadian culture, tourism destination Comments

All Aboard for Railway Pie at McAdam Railway Station

The historical accounts that surround McAdam Railway Station have all the makings of a Hollywood movie. Tales of high society, affairs, murder & mayhem, and ghosts & paranormal activity abound here. Come hear the fantastical stories, anecdotes, and rumours, while you enjoy a guided tour through this famous Canadian icon & national historical treasure then enjoy some famous Railway Pie served in the station’s diner - just like it was over a century ago.

new brunswickMaritimes MavenJune 28, 2018Art Galley of Nova Scotiatrain station, railway pie, architecture, railway station, mcadam railway station, McAdam Nature Trail, summer event Comments

Let Sussex Surprise You!

Let Sussex Surprise you! This quaint small town will charm you with shops & cafes, rolling hills & rural farming countryside, and Atlantic Canada’s largest mural project that celebrates this town’s fascinating history through massive artworks painted on the town’s buildings.