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Militia Arms Store
The Militia Arms Store is located next to the Guard House on Carleton Street in the Garrison District. It is a wooden structure originally built in 1832 to keep military weapons and ammunition for the Royal New Brunswick Regiment. Today, it is the official office of Fredericton Tourism.
Address: GarrisonHistorical District - Carleton Street Fredericton NB Canada
 1 506 460-2129
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The Guard House
Restored after having been destroyed by fire, the Guard House was once garrisoned by the 1st Battalion of the Rifle Brigade. Tours are available in both English and French in July and August. Concerts and storytellers are also hosted here.
Address: Corner of Queen and Carleton Streets Fredericton NB Canada
1 506 460-2129
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This building had a variety of roles in the past - hospital, World War One soldier's barracks and RCMP headquarters. Today it is the home of New Brunswick’s lieutenant governor. The Georgian structure contains many artifacts and furnishings, as well as interactive displays, an art gallery and offices. Guided tours are available. Old Government House is open Monday to Friday, September to May, and every day from June to August.
Address: 51 Woodstock Rd Fredericton NB E3B 9L8
 Send an Email (8) 1 506 453-2505
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Costumed residents bring the 19th century vibrantly to life in the homes, farms, shops and factories situated on the spectacular St. John River. Print a card at the Print Shop, try churning butter and more. Vintage dining, great shopping available.
Address: 20 Kings Landing Road Kings Landing NB
Send an Email (3) 1 506 363-4999
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Soldiers' Barracks & Artisan Studios
This site was constructed in 1827 to house over 200 British soldiers at a time. Despite its austerity, the posting was a popular one with the soldiers. One of the barrack rooms has been restored to provide a flavour of the period.
Address: . Fredericton NB Canada
1 506 460-2129
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Officer's Square
From this site the beating of many different drums has been heard over the centuries - from the military marches of the British Army in 1785 and the Canadian Army in 1883 to the present day rhythm of musicans performing at the Summer Music Series. Come see the changing of the guard and inspection ceremonies during July and August. Also in Officer's Square is the statue dedicated to Lord Beaverbrook, a publishing giant and lawyer who assisted the first Canadian born British Prime Minister.
Address: Corner Queen St & St Anne's Point Fredericton NB
1 506 460-2129
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