In northeastern New Brunswick, near Caraquet, more precisely at the Riviére-du-Nord, the Acadian Historical Village is an authentic site that accurately re-creates the various eras between 1770 and 1939. Each era is reflected in the choice and layout of the buildings on the marshy banks of the North River. Tremendous efforts have been made to revive the old trades, the costumes and traditions that characterized the Acadians in New Brunswick during the period between 1770-1890.
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