The Pendlebury Lighthouse on Patrick Street is recognized for its style of construction, for providing guidance to vessels entering St. Andrews harbour for 105 years and for its continued use as a community landmark. The Pendlebury Lighthouse was built in…
Drury Lane Theatre, the first building to be used uniquely as a theatre in Saint John, opened on 3 February 1809. It was also known as the Theatre in Drury Lane and the Saint John Theatre. The idea for the…
Cory Cottage on Carleton Street in St. Andrews was built in 1830 and remodelled in 1915. Cory Cottage was formerly the home of Jacob Haddock. He was a house joiner and undoubtedly built many of the homes in St. Andrews. …
Freeman Patterson lives at Shamper's Bluff near his childhood home. He attended multi-grade (one-room) schools in Grey's Mills and Long Reach, and high school at Macdonald Consolidated School on the Kingston Peninsula. He graduated with a B.A. (Honours: Philosophy) from…
