The Landing faithfully recreates the sights, sounds and feel of rural New Brunswick in the 1800's. Staff, in authentically reproduced costumes, work in the homes, shops, school, church, general store, and trades areas among the more than 65,000 antiques in Kings Landing's extensive collection. Meals are prepared on the open hearth or cook stove and cottage industry abounds.
Weavers take wool processing through to completion.
Scraps of cloth are fashioned into works of art as hooked rugs. Vegetables and herbs are dried and preserved for future use. The herbalist demonstrates how early medicines were made at a time when doctors were infrequent visitors. The settlement is filled with activity of all kinds. The blacksmith pumps the forge to red hot embers before pounding out all the necessary hardware to run the farm including shoes for horses and oxen.