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A museum dedicated to the preservation of Queens County history. Collections include: Loyalist and Victorian furniture, early doctor's office, the 1818 Tilley birth room, and distinctive collections of Queens County art, Aboriginal artifacts, agricultural implements, military memorabilia, glassware and ceramics, and Mrs. Tilley's Tea Party.
One of the oldest surviving court houses in New Brunswick, dating from 1836. Throughout the year, special cultural events and exhibitions are staged along with various permanent displays. Featured are original decor and the Hetherington Research Center for those researching Queens County history and genealogy.
Believed to be the oldest building still in use on the St. John River, and to have been built in 1761 or earlier. The building contents include historic furniture, cabinets, tables, shelving and working looms used in the weaving process and in the business shop. Also included are reproductions of the official gifts to royalty noted above, remaining stock (ties, towels, ornaments, etc.) from the closure of the business, and unused materials such as woollens, cottons and synthetics.