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Chris Skinner was born in 1961 in Saint John, the son of community activist and educator, Clifford ‘Nick’ Skinner. Skinner became a professional football player and was a star running…
Manny McIntyre was born in 1918 near Fredericton. As a child he began playing both ice hockey and baseball. He played shinny, a form of pick-up hockey, on frozen ponds…
The MacMillan Hotel in Boiestown was built in 1885. It is designated a Local Historic Place for its association with its original owner and for its architecture. Alexander MacMillan constructed…
The Bliss-Beckwith house located at 750 Brunswick Street in Fredericton is an excellent example of a well-crafted late 18th century/early 19th century Georgian residence. It was built in 1800 for…
The Chris Whalen Residence in Boiestown or Whalen's Hotel, is designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture, for its association with its first resident Christopher Whalen and for its…
Dorothy Dearborn was born in Saint John, to Huia and Kenneth Ryder on 22 July 1927. She attended school in Saint John and graduated from Saint John High School. She…