In 1882, the Golden Jubilee of the congregation of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church in Fredericton, the growing congregation was becoming too large for the 600-seat capacity Old Kirk, and steps…
J. Stewart Neill House – 10AD
James Stewart Neill opened radio station 10AD on January 12, 1923. The station operated from the Neill home at 212 Waterloo Row in Fredericton. 10AD’s power was 10 watts. The…
Mary Grannan
This little cottage, located at 325 Brunswick Street in Fredericton, was the home of Mary Grannan (1900–1975), the celebrated children’s author and national radio personality who wrote the children’s favourites…
James S. Neill House
Reportedly built as the oldest of three homes in a row for the daughters of businessman James S. Neill who lived across the street, this heavily embellished home, located at…
James S. Neill House
In 1884 Albert Saunderson built this 3-storey structure, which fronts on the west side of Church Street. Architect RC John Dunn designed this Second Empire Style dwelling for hardware merchant…
CFNB Radio Atlantic
James Stewart Neill opened station 10AD on January 12, 1923. The station operated from the Neill home on Waterloo Row in Fredericton. 10AD’s power was 10 watts. The frequency was…