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“A house upon a hill cannot be hidden.” Such is the case of St. James Church, Long Reach, for it stands upon a hill of good proportions with a panoramic…
The first settlers in the village of Clifton were all members of the Church of England and formed part of the congregation of Trinity Church, Kingston. On August 29, 1883,…
St. Paul’s Anglican Church is located at 125 Main Street, on the edge of the marshes in Sackville just across the street from Mount Allison University. The construction of St.…
At the turn of the century (1800) the Rev. Christopher Milner of Sackville N.B. was zealously engaged in traveling the surrounding areas of Cumberland and Westmorland countries and setting up…
The Parish of Saint John was founded by the United Empire Loyalists during the American War of Independence. The Loyalists, who wished to remain loyal to the British Crown, fled…