Monro Heritage Centre
The Monro Heritage Centre is a refurbished house (circa 1864), originally the home of surveyor and author, Alexander Monro, one of Port Elgin’s first prominent men. The two-storey museum houses a number of displays depicting local life over the past 200 years, including a model of old Fort Gaspareaux and a replica blacksmith’s forge.
News And Events
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Address
1 Spring Street |
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Port Elgin, N.B. |
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Website: http://www.mhc-museum.com |
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N 46°02.927' |
Hours
Open late June to Labour Day, daily. Admission by donation.