Category: Landmarks
Arthur McDonald Residence – Saint John
The Arthur McDonald Residence located at 108 Douglas Avenue in Saint John, is recognized as one of the elegant late 18th century and early 19th century homes along Douglas Avenue. Formerly known as Do... Read More
St. Stephen Post Office
Designed by Thomas Fuller, the architect behind the Parliament Buildings, the St. Stephen Post Office is a prime example of the fine 19th-century federal buildings that helped establish the Government... Read More
Usher H. Miller Residence – Saint John
The Usher H. Miller Residence at 25 Alexandra Street in Saint John is recognized as a part of the Douglas Avenue Preservation Area. Douglas Avenue Preservation Area was recognized as a protected ... Read More
Pennfield Air Station / Camp Utopia
Construction on the Pennfield Air Station, designed to train pilots for WWII action in Europe and the Battle of Britain, began 9th October, 1940 after a suitable site was selected on Pennfield Ridge. ... Read More
City of Edmundston
The City of Edmundston is located at the edge of the New Brunswick “panhandle,” nestled in the northeastern section of the Appalachian Mountains at the junction of the Saint John and Madaw... Read More
Blackville
Snuggled between two placid rivers, the Miramichi and Bartholomew in the heart of New Brunswick, is the little Village of Blackville. It has the most famous streams in North America running through it... Read More
Irish Families Memorial – Moncton
The Irish Families Monument is located in the south end of Riverfront Park, between the Petitcodiac River and the Riverfront Promenade in Moncton. The memorial was erected in July 2000 to pay ho... Read More