Ross Memorial Museum
About This Museum
People come to the Ross Memorial not for a sterile gallery, but to step directly into the gracious life of a bygone era. You wander through sunlit rooms where the air smells faintly of old wood, past velvet-covered chairs that look as if someone just stood up from them. It’s the intimate details that captivate you—the delicate brushstrokes on a portrait, the glint of silver on a sideboard, the view of the garden from a bay window. This place feels less like a museum and more like you've been warmly invited into a cherished family home.
Collection Highlights
The collection is an elegant treasure trove of heirlooms, from ornately carved Victorian settees and glowing Georgian mahogany tables to delicate Chinese porcelain. Don't miss the captivating portraits that seem to follow you with their eyes, each one telling a silent story.
Visitor Information
You'll find this gem right on Montague Street in beautiful St. Andrews. Just ring the doorbell for entry—it's that personal—and check their website for seasonal hours before you go.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a stunning Queen Anne Revival mansion, it was originally built as a summer home for a wealthy shipbuilding family, complete with charming turrets and a wrap-around veranda.
Contact & Location
Address: Montague Street, Qonasqamkuk "Indian" Point, Town of Saint Andrews, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, E5B 1J2, Canada
Phone: +1 506-529-5124
Website: Visit Website
