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Fredericton Region Museum

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Fredericton Region Museum is a non-profit history museum at 571 Queen Street in Officers' Square, downtown Fredericton. The York Sunbury Historical Society founded it in 1934, and it moved to Officers' Square in 1959. Exhibits cover Wolastoqiyik, Acadian, Loyalist and Black heritage, the First and Second World Wars and the famous Coleman Frog, plus a yearly temporary exhibit. It is open daily in July and August, Wednesday to Saturday afternoons from September to December, and by appointment from January to June.

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Founded 1934In Officers' SquareColeman Frog exhibitWolastoqiyik, Acadian, Loyalist and Black heritage

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Location
571 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB E3B 5C8
Neighborhood
Downtown

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