The Chester Municipal Heritage Society

Chester Train Station

The Chester Municipal Heritage Society was established in 1981 to promote and cultivate awareness of the unique heritage of the Municipality of the District of Chester for the enjoyment and benefit of present and future generations through the preservation of historically significant properties and the delivery of educational programming.

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Note: this site is currently under development, and will be updated as new information is available.

Current News

Canada Day 2024 is fast approaching, and if your charity, organization or group would like to join us, here is some information for you.

Flyer for Canada Day ask for groups to participate, at the Old Chester Train Station

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September 2022

Thanks to a generous donation from Tri Province Enterprises in Moncton, New Brunswick, the Chester Municipal Heritage Society is the pround owner of a 1970's model CN Caboose. This new addition to the Chester Train Station helps the Society in its endeavors to restore the station to an early time.