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The Hopewell Rocks, the gigantic flower pots of sandstone, carved by the powerful tides of Shepody Bay are a natural wonder. 

Courthouse built in 1904 where municipal court was held until 1966. 

Albert County Museum which was formerly a jail. This was where Tom Collins was imprisoned and was hanged from the gallows built here by the Dominion hangman.

Hopewell Cape historic courthouse which is now part of the Albert County Historical Society complex. The cannons are World War I German cannons which were captured by the Allied forces and brought back to Canada.

People "walking on the ocean floor" at low tide at Hopewell Rocks, where the tides over thousands of years have carved the world famous "flower pots" from the sandstone cliffs.

Aerial photo of Hopewell Rocks coastline shows tidal erosion of sandstone cliffs.

This photo shows the rock known for years as the "elephant rock". However, this rock fell a few years ago as the tides had weakened its base.