Every year on November 11, people gather at New Brunswick Cenotaphs and war memorials to pay tribute to those who died in armed conflict. These memorials are more than just…
Dayspring
Dayspring on Champlain Road in St. Andrews was originally constructed in 1927 as the private residence of American business executive Lewis Egerton Smoot, who was the president of the Smoot…
RCMP Monument
A bronze monument featuring life-size statues of RCMP Constables Doug Larche, Dave Ross and Fabrice Gevaudan who were killed during the Moncton shooting in 2014 is located in Riverfront Park…
Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley
Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley was born on 8th May 1818, in the parlour bedroom of the quaint house now known as the Tilley House, located in Gagetown. The house was…
The Bride’s House
In the town of Hampton in southern New Brunswick, there’s a house that is unlike any other. It was called the “Bride’s house” and was shrouded in local legend. The…
The Kennedy Inn a Familiar St. Andrews Sight
The Kennedy Inn is a familiar Water Street sight in St. Andrews, but this hotel has been known by many names. The current building stands on the site of an…
Marathon Inn Grand Manan
Perched atop Marathon Lane, the Marathon Inn offers breathtaking views of North Head Harbour in Grand Manan. Nestled between the North Head Post Office and the Old Well House Cafe,…
Kingsbrae Arms Canada’s First 5 Star Hotel
Constructed in 1897 for Thomas Wheelock, Kingsbrae Arms is a notable building on King Street in St. Andrews, characterized by its steep gable roofs and asymmetrical design. The property is…