The New Brunswick Historical Society
Established in the 1880s, the NB Historical Society preserves and promotes the history of New Brunswick with a special emphasis on the Saint John area and the Loyalist era. It operates the 1817 Loyalist House, a National Historic Site located in uptown Saint John and sponsors historical talks and other events in the community.
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Causes
- Arts, Culture & Heritage
Volunteer Areas
- Events & Fundraising
- Tour guide
Location
- Saint John
Commitment Type
- Flexible
Volunteer Age
- Adult (18+)
- Older Adult (55+)
The New Brunswick Historical Society
Contact Details
Email: theloyalisthouse@gmail.com
Phone: 506.650.8293
Website: https://nbhs-shnb.ca/
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