RegardRegard
In 2000, Sheila Hugh Mackay offered to donate a piece of work by each of the first five winners of the Strathbutler Award to the NBM. Each year, since 1991, a jury of artists and critics chose from among qualified nominees, one recipient of the prestigious Strathbutler Award.
Window on the WorldWindow on the World
During the nineteenth century and early twentieth, artefacts from around the world came in from a variety of sources that reflect both the activities of New Brunswickers and the interests of museum builders in Saint John.
Koluskap: Wolastoqewi-atkuhkakonol - Stories from WolastoqiyikKoluskap: Wolastoqewi-atkuhkakonol - Stories from Wolastoqiyik
Experience a journey with the warmth of Wolastoqiyik.
Mark Our PlaceMark Our Place
This virtual exhibit includes photographs and archival documents from the collections of the Archives and Research Library of the New Brunswick Museum. The images portray the theme of the many faces of war, from the South African War to the end of the Second World War.
Saint John: An Industrial City in TransitionSaint John: An Industrial City in Transition
Saint John has played a significant role in the economic, cultural, and environmental history of New Brunswick and Canada.
Balls, Bats & BoatsBalls, Bats & Boats
Important facets of a society’s character are revealed by the amount of time, energy and money expended on the pursuit of sporting and recreational activities.
New Brunswick Museum Presents…New Brunswick Museum Presents…
Discover New Brunswick's history through five exhibitions created by the NBM Archives and Research Library.
Magnificent RocksMagnificent Rocks
Experience a journey through geologic time and discover how the magnificent rocks beneath us influence our lives.
All in a Day's WorkAll in a Day's Work
This is your invitation to enter the exhibition and virtually explore the history of New Brunswick’s people at work. It’s all in a day’s work!
GatheringsGatherings
Social geography combines people and places. Through the images and documents we see a province where the camera and the printing press influence and are influenced by the changing social geography encountered.