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Nearby: Boistown
On the southwest Miramichi, near the York County boundary. In 1832 Robert Cooney wrote: 'Mr. Thomas Boies,
an active and enterprising American, lately established a village, popularly called Boiestown after its founder.'
Established as a company town, it included, in addition to the Boies sawmill, a theatre, a non-denominational church,
and workmen's houses. Boies sold his interest in the company in 1835. the post office dates from 1940.
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Attractions
Central New Brunswick Museum
Route 8, 1.6 km east of town
506 369-7214
Showcases the early forestry industry in New Brunswick. Exhibits include tools, documents, photographs,
a rebuilt trapper's cabin, man-made lake, and 26 hectares (65 acres) of woods to explore on self-guiding trails.
Open May to end of Sept. Admission Adults $5, seniors $4, children aged 6-16 $2, family $12
Priceville Suspension Bridge
Rte 8, exit at Brandon, to Horton Road, the Carroll's Crossing Road
About 10 km east of Boistown, and then a further 3.5 k m from Rte 8
This bridge is located on the Southwest Mimirmichi River
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