Village of Minto
The Village of Minto, was incorporated as a village in 1962. The Village was named for the eighth Governor General of Canada, the Earl of Minto, in 1904 when the…
History
History, Landmarks
Internment Camp B70
Sitting on the edge of the forest, along the lightly-travelled road between Fredericton and the mining town of Minto, are the remnants of a Second World War Internment Camp B70.…
History, Landmarks, Summer
Former Internment Camp Building
Fronting upon the south side of Union Street and situated adjacent the old Gibson Roundhouse, is a former internment camp building. This single-storey building, previously located at the Ripples Internment…