Former town in New Brunswick, Canada
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Tracadie-Sheila is a community along the Acadian Coast of New Brunswick. It is the largest urban area within the Regional Municipality of Tracadie.
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Musée Historique de Tracadie
Located inside Académie Sainte-Famille, a four-storey wooden colonial-style building built between 1910-1912. Includes an exhibit on the leper colony.
St. Joseph & St. Jean Baptiste Catholic Church
Neo-Gothic style Catholic church built from 1926 to 1949. Across from the church is a monument to the founding families installed in 1984. On the same grounds is a monument to Father Lafrance.
Deux Rivières Resort
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South Tetagouche · Regional · ZBF
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