Museo del Antiguo Banco de New Brunswick

Experiencia fantástica: ¡Hermoso lugar, hermoso pedazo de historia! ¡Lástima que esté completamente cerrado! La información en Google dice que este lugar está abierto hasta las 5:00 p.m. Sin embargo, nadie aclara que el museo está cerrado. ¡Qué pena! Miramos por las ventanas, porque hace tiempo que nadie abrió la puerta. Estaba cubierto de telarañas como en una película de fantasmas. Un edificio tan hermoso, que tiene su historia, su alma, no hay nadie que lo dirija, que lo muestre a los visitantes, que por cierto no faltan, porque el banco está en la ruta hacia Alma/Hopewell Rocks. Solo se puede ver cómo se va a destruir, deteriorar, colapsar, y en el mejor de los casos, alguien lo comprará como ruina, lo reparará, modernizará y lo convertirá en otro hotel... ¡Realmente es una pena!

Experiencia fantástica: Great !

Experiencia fantástica: Nicely preserved. Even if it is closed, stop and have a peep into history.

Experiencia fantástica: Tourist information as well as a museum. It's a must see stop on your way to Fundy.

Experiencia fantástica: A wonderful piece of history. Very interesting and knowledgeable staff!!

Experiencia fantástica: The building was specifically constructed to house a bank. It served the community of Riverside since 1903. The bank’s placement was of strategic importance: it’s original location in Riverside by the wharf and next to a large hotel, made it convenient for arriving and departing merchants and mariners. It has the distinction of having served two prestigious institutions, first The Bank of New Brunswick and, after bank amalgamation in 1939, the Bank of Nova Scotia. Its very small but a neat place to visit and capture some of New Brunswick's early history.

Experiencia fantástica: The building was specifically constructed to house a bank. It served the community of Riverside since 1903. The bank’s placement was of strategic importance: it’s original location in Riverside by the wharf and next to a large hotel, made it convenient for arriving and departing merchants and mariners. It has the distinction of having served two prestigious institutions, first The Bank of New Brunswick and, after bank amalgamation in 1939, the Bank of Nova Scotia. Its very small but a neat place to visit and capture some of New Brunswick's early history.