The site's waterfront location gives outstanding ocean views. Our efforts at serving schools and other educational groups are limited to on-site visits. A fortification built to defend the city of Saint John during the War of 1812. The centre, in nearby Chamcook, is devoted to supporting this important species of commercial and sporting fish. Interpretive displays touch on the history, biology, conservation and research associated with the Atlantic Salmon.
Harbour seals are in residence as well as other live marine species.
There are also exhibit areas. On the outskirts of St. Andrews is the one-time island estate of William Cornelius Van Horne, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Daily tours are available. Numerous other attractions and events occur in St. Andrews, one of Canada's most picturesque seaside resorts. Information last updated December 7, 2000.