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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 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…
St. James the Greater Anglican Church in Ludlow was built in 1887. It is designated a Local Historic Place for its religious architecture for its spiritual impact within the community.…
The first substantiated record of settlement in the Village of Doaktown began with the arrival of a United Empire Loyalist, Ephraim Betts (b. circa 1730), and his associates in the years…
Dow Settlement is a small rural community in western New Brunswick and is located between Meductic and Canterbury. Many people came to Canada in the 1760′s for an opportunity. These…
