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The James Peters, Jr. Residence at 42 Coburg Street in Saint John is designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture, for its association with the Loyalist Peters family and for…
On the 28th June 2006 the Loyalist Burial Ground was designated a Local Historic Place for being the final resting place of many Loyalists and for being one of the…
The Robert Keltie Jones residence on Mecklenburg Street in Saint John was built in 1899. Robert Keltie Jones, a member of one of Saint John's outstanding pioneer business families, rented this residence…
George Frederick Street, born 21 July, 1787 in Burton to a British land granted immigrant. He was a lawyer, politician a judge, an educator and a public servant. He was…
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.…
Edward Barron Chandler was an influential force in New Brunswick politics in the decades preceding Confederation, serving as the leader of the government from 1843 to 1854, a period in…