NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
PROVINCIAL HISTORIC SITE
HERITAGE RAILWAY STATION

McAdam
Railway Station

McAdam
Railway Station
NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
PROVINCIAL HISTORIC SITE
HERITAGE RAILWAY STATION
About The Station
Built in 1900, the McAdam Railway Station is a National and Provincial Historic site and a designated Heritage Railway Station. Located on the New Brunswick-Maine border the former Canadian Pacific Railway Station was part of the main Canadian Pacific Railway line into Atlantic Canada.
The Station is operated and managed by the McAdam Historical Restoration Commission. It is an active museum offering tours, catered meals, conference facilities, and much more. The Station is also a Visitor Information Center, located only a few kilometers from the Maine-New Brunswick border crossing at Vanceboro.
Who we are

VISION STATEMENT:
Preserving our heritage for the future.
MISSION STATEMENT:
McAdam Historical Restoration Commission is committed to preserving and promoting our heritage that has regional and national historical significance through art and cultural experiences.
Our Board of Directors
The McAdam Historical Restoration Commission Inc. (MHRC) is comprised of approximately 25 volunteer directors who represent a variety of interests, businesses, and organizations. These individuals are certainly the foundation of our organization as they bring to us the community at large. As well, directors also serve our organization from the surrounding area; i.e., Fredericton, Harvey, Florenceville, St. Stephen, and St. Andrews.
Executive Committee
Growing up in the beautiful Village of McAdam, Kerry has a deep appreciation for the outdoors and can often be found with family and friends snowmobiling, side-by-siding the local trails, boating and kayaking, and enjoying time at the family cottage on Wauklehegan Lake.
Growing up in the beautiful Village of McAdam, Kerry has a deep appreciation for the outdoors and can often be found with family and friends snowmobiling, side-by-siding the local trails, boating and kayaking, and enjoying time at the family cottage on Wauklehegan Lake.

