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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…
The University of New Brunswick in Fredericton is the first English-language university in Canada. The idea for a university was born as the American Revolutionary War drew to a close in…
Church history was made on Grand Manan on September 4, 1949 when the first Bishop, the Most Reverend B.A. Bray, Bishop of Saint John celebrated the first mass in St. Michael…
William A. Bamford taught school for a short time after graduating from the Provincial Normal School in 1896 but soon sought other employment. He spent the years 1904 to 1908…
Benedict J. Murdoch was born in Chatham in 1886, the son of Robert A. Murdoch and Mary Allen. Murdoch received his higher education at St Dunstan's College (1904-08) and was trained…