Village Histor

If you just LOVE exploring history, then you might need to make a stop at the Historic Acadien Village in New Brunswick. This popular attraction is one of the most authentic historic sites in North America, with over 40 historic buildings brought back to life with costumed interpreters reviving ancestral customs and traditional crafts, dating back from 1770 to 1949!

Everyone has a story to tell, and a job or costume to revive, so really immerse yourself in the experience!

Originating from the 17th century France, the Acadians were the first French settlers in North America, (and the oldest French speaking people!) and at this historic site, you can not only learn of the history, but also the people and families who actually lived it.

You can visit the General Store, typical of a turn of the 20th century Acadian community, and the life of owner Charles Godin, and learn about Joseph Mazerolle, who was deported from Boston, and how his sone built the Mazerolle house.

All of the houses have a family name attached to it, and with every visit, you can learn about not only the history of the house itself, but the history of the family that once called it home.

Historic Acadien Village really allow you to connect with the history, and has plenty of keep history lovers interested!

Beyond just a visit to the village, check the calendar of activities for extra fun including workshops, plus summer camps and more!

Put down those history books kids, and head to Historic Acadien Village where you can LIVE the words on the pages!