The Village historique acadien station is a reproduction of a Canadian National Railways station identified as Canadian Government Railways standard no. 5 station, as designed in 1918 by the Moncton Chief Engineer’s Office.

With its hipped roof, supported by sturdy brackets, this station is typical of the architectural style of many stations built in New Brunswick in the first quarter of the 20th century.

• The hipped roof
• The wide overhanging eaves
• Brackets supporting the eaves to form a canopy on the sides of the building
• The two imposing dormers at the front and rear
• Symmetrical arrangement of windows and doors
• Numerous windows
• Projecting fenestration on the track-side operator’s station