L. Keith Ingersoll Wing

Resource Library, Lecture Hall & Meeting Room, Exhibition spaces.

Keith L. Ingersoll (1914-1993) was one of the first directors of the Board of the museum. He was a historian, newspaper correspondent, co-director of planning Bicentennial of New Brunswick, fisherman, Member of the Order of Canada and a friend of many.

The Ingersoll Wing Spaces:

Resource Library: Contains amongst other items the Botanical Records of the Museum, natural science, ornithology and history ‎books as well as other Resource materials. It has a service window with the Archives office, allowing the transfer of materials from the Archives to researchers using the room. It also provides visitors with a spectacular view of the ocean behind the Museum.

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Lecture Hall

Lecture Hall: Used for Museum's Evening Program of Lectures and most Special Events, to host a seasonal art exhibition, and is available for rent to community groups. It has a sound system, projection facilities, small kitchen area, tables and chairs, and on site washroom facilities. Seats 100+ for speaking events; 80 with tables. Rates: $50 half day, $100 full day Contact the Museum for bookings .

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L.K. Ingersoll Memorial Gallery

L.K. Ingersoll Memorial Gallery: Houses Temporary Exhibitions and the permanent exhibit - The Dark Harbour Hermits & the Story of Dulsing.

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Staircase Gallery

Staircase Gallery: Houses the seasonal exhibition of local children's art and the Permanent Harry Greene Exhibit at its base.

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Geology Exhibit

Geology Exhibit - new home of our permanent (and very popular) Geology of Grand Manan Exhibit.Click to edit text. What stands you apart from the competition?

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L. Keith Ingersoll Wing

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