The Fredericton Region Museum is happy to welcome Dr. Krista Wilkins, assistant professor in the nursing faculty at the University of New Brunswick, as a new partner/co-curator for our upcoming exhibit, “Stories of Those Affected by Cancer”. Dr. Wilkins is contributing the results of her research on two-time cancer survivors. Her research involves interviewing people [...]
On September 5th the Fredericton Region Museum will be launching our newest exhibit, “Stories of Those Affected by Cancer.” We are currently collecting submissions here. Knowing that it is difficult to write about such a meaningful experience, we would like to provide the public with some tools to help put their stories onto paper. In [...]
The Fredericton Region Museum will be unveiling its bilingual travelling War of 1812 exhibit at the City Hall Gallery on Thursday, March 8 at 5:00pm. It will be on display at City Hall until the end of March at which time it will move to the Fredericton Public Library for the month of [...]
Media release – January 13, 2012 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [January 12, 2012] As part of the ongoing Goose Lane Editions/Fredericton Public Library co-operative series Winter Tales: Writers on Writing, we are proud to announce a night of two authorial heavyweights who will enliven the long Fredericton night with fascinating glimpses of the stories behind their [...]
Greetings, history and heritage supporters of Fredericton. Please note the three great events listed below and tell your friends. I hope to see you at some of them. The November 5 event is especially significant for the city because of growing interest in what might happen to York House (next to Brunswick St Baptist church) regarding [...]
This fall the Fredericton Public Library will host a great line-up of speakers who will either be launching new books with us, or talking about things historic and interesting to the Fredericton community. We hope you’ll come out to hear what they have to say. Wednesday evening, October 5, at 7 pm, Ted and Anita [...]
The Fredericton Region Museum (formerly the York Sunbury Museum) during the 2009 Cultural Expressions Festival The York Sunbury Museum (now the Fredericton Region Museum) office received the following query. I thought that these were good questions and the answer might assist other researchers. Question: “Is the York Sunbury Historical Society housed in this [...]