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2008 Power Show
Harvest day 2003
Annual Events
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Additional services
Artifacts and
presentations to
local groups are
often available for
special events.
Contact the museum
for more
information.
The dedicated
volunteers behind
the Agricultural
Museum of NB are
proud to share their
province's rural
history with the
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You will find us in
Downtown
Sussex, the
heart of New
Brunswick, and the
Dairy Center of the
Maritimes.
We are
situated in the
beautiful Princess
Louise Park. Next
door, to the
Princess Louise Show
Center,
the 8th Hussars sports center, and the Golden Jubilee Hall.
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Our collection includes hundreds of artifacts from our province's
rural way of life.
From
agricultural
equipment, house
wares, and military
memorabilia, to
an impressive
railway display. |
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Antique
Power Show
The 13th annual show will be held in
Sussex, Princess Louise Park,
Saturday and Sunday May 16 & 17, 2009
Featuring:
Antique Tractors, Old Gas & Steam Engines,
Vintage Farm Equipment
Events:
Parade - Saturday at 10am
Antique Auction - Saturday at 1pm
Antique Tractor Pull - Sunday @10:30
All Events Inside - Exhibitors Welcome
Saturday Noon - Lunch Available - $7.00
(Supported by Sussex Vale W.I.)
Potato scallop, baked beans, etc..
Winston Crawford Country Jamboree
Saturday 7pm - admission $5.00
Information: Carl Bettle 1.506.433-1699 or 433-2415
Richard brown 1.506.832-5683 |
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Our museum is also
home to many
military artifacts
pertaining to the
8th Hussars and
Sussex's proud
history as an
important military
training base.
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You're invited to
stop by between June
and September, with
special viewings
year round by
appointment.
Past...
Our organization was
founded by members
of NB's agricultural
community to let
others know about
our province's pride
in its rural roots.
Hundreds of
artifacts and
documents have been
carefully gathered
over the years until
we now have one of
the most impressive
collections in the
Atlantic Provinces. |
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Today, we welcome
guests from all over
the world to our
facility. Guests are
invited to tour
displays of
agricultural
equipment, antique
home settings, a
school room and a
train station. |
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