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Learn about an often-overlooked part of
New Brunswick's history

Image of various objects found on the site of a former WWII internment camp (Camp B/70 - Ripples, NB; 30 kilometers east of Fredericton, NB))
Replica of sleeping quarters used by prisoners of war at WWII Internment Camp B/70 in Ripples, New Brunswick (30 km east of Fredericton, NB)
Image showing concrete base of former water tower and large sign at the site of former Internment Camp B/70, Ripples New Brunswick (30km East of Fredericton, New Brunswick).

We are only one of two internment camp museums in Canada - featuring a collection of over 700 artifacts, including a scale model of the former internment camp (Camp B/70).

The New Brunswick Internment Camp Museum has been open to the public since 1997. We are located at 420 Pleasant Drive, Unit 1 in Minto, NB. 

Located in close proximity to the museum on NB Route 10, between Minto and Fredericton, a visit to the original camp offers a 1km historical trail. The superstructure base of the water tower and several foundation walls are still visible.

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