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In the same month, Benedict Arnold arrived in Saint John, where he soon acquired what was described as "quite a pretentious home" at the corner of King and Canterbury Streets.…
This was the residence of the first Provincial Secretary, the Hon. Jonathan Odell, perhaps the most accomplished of our Loyalist arrivals. Odell was born in 1737 in Newark, New Jersey,…
Here are some New Brunswickers who have gained National and International acclaim. Have we missed someone? Please drop us a line and let us know. Also check our "NB Facts" page for…
This Beaux-Arts house, with its generous grounds and carriage house located at 58 Waterloo Row in Fredericton, was built in 1910 for prominent Fredericton merchant Arthur Gibson, son of Marysville’s…
Loyalists Duncan and John McLeod built this house (12-14 Waterloo Row in Fredericton) with its gambrel roof over a two-storey frame around 1785-86 and established Mcleod's Inn on the site in…