Partridge Island
About this place
Partridge Island National Historic Site in Saint John, New Brunswick, is a historically significant, 23-acre island at the mouth of the harbour. Established in 1830 as North America’s first quarantine station, it served as a critical immigration hub and, during the 1847 typhus epidemic, a site of tragedy. It is known for its former quarantine station, lighthouse, and military ruins
What this place offers
Parking
Why locals love it
"Locals love the unique island location and maritime heritage."
Hours
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