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Historical, Geneological.
This museum, moved from its original site, was one of the barracks buildings from the former Fort Sullivan.
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Historical.
Season: Mid-June to Labor Day
Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm ET / 10am - 6pm AT Monday - Friday
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Historical, Genealogical.
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Summer months. Tours & Genealogical Research assistance.
Historical, Birds
(506)662-3524Hours 2004:
- May 31 - June 30:
Monday - Friday
9am - 5:30pm AT / 8am - 4:30pm ET- July 1 - August 31:
Monday - Saturday
9am - 5:30pm AT / 8am - 4:30pm ET- September 1 - September 30:
Monday - Friday
9am - 5:30pm AT / 8am - 4:30pm ETAdmission:
- Adults: CN$5
- Seniors & Students: CN$3
- Children under 12 & Members: Free
- Groups of 10 or more: CN$3/person
Historical, Marine, Biological
Features marine artifacts, aquaria (including touch tank), history, and children's centre.
Hours: 9AM–5PM AT/8AM–4PM ET (tentative)
Season: June 15–Labour Day
Historical
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Historical
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Historical, Architectural, Game Reserve.
Hours: (Seasonal — June to October) Now accessible by shuttle boat or visitors' vechicles throughout the day. Times of access and departure (listed on the official website — use Historic Site link, above) change daily with the tides. Guides ensure visitors' departures.
"Covenhoven," the 50-room summer mansion, built in 1903 by Canadian Pacific Railroad tycoon, Sir William Van Horne — along with a bathhouse, gardener's cottage, coachhouse, garage, windmill, livestock barn, farmhand's quarters, and the Parson Andrews house, the oldest building on the island (circa 1790) — are now an historic site.
NOTE: Due to the hazardous tide, all visitors must follow staff instructions. No smoking and no pets.
Historical.
An original working model of the ill-fated 1930s Passamaquoddy Tidal Power Project is on display. Also, hear an Oral History of Deer Island, NB, and Eastport, Maine. Watch a videotaped interview of a diver discussing the area's undersea life.
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Historical, Working Museum, Food Product Manufacturing.
The last working stone-ground mustard mill in the United States, in operation since 1903. When the yellow flag is flying outside, they're grinding mustard!
Tours & Pantry Store.
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Historical, Nature Trails, Picnic Areas.
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Historical, Military.
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Historical, Military.
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Historical
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Nature Exhibits, Films, Trails, Gardens
Hours: Dawn to Dusk.
Art Gallery, Nature Trail.
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Passamaquoddy Indian Culture & History.
Hours: By appointment (Call 207-853-4001)
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