21. History Of New Brunswick - Lonely Planet Travel Information What is now New Brunswick was originally the land of the Mi’kmaq and, in the western and southern areas, the Maliseet Aboriginals. Many places still bear their aboriginal http://www.lonelyplanet.com/canada/new-brunswick/history

22. CBC News - New Brunswick - Richibucto Remembers 7 Brothers Seven men from Richibucto, N.B., will be among the veterans remembered on Wednesday as Remembrance Day services are planned throughout the province. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2009/11/11/nb-remembrance-day-seven

var hbx_temp_pn = '2009/11/11/nb-remembrance-day-seven-brothers-637'; skip to main content (press enter) CBC Global Header Navigation CBC.ca News news drop down menu Sports ... drop down menu Search CBC.ca Submit Search Sign Up Log In Home World ... SEND YOUR FEEDBACK Richibucto remembers 7 brothers CBC News Seven men from Richibucto, N.B., will be among the veterans remembered on Wednesday as Remembrance Day services are planned throughout the province. The seven Vautour brothers all served in the Armed Forces during the Second World War. Four of them fought for Canada overseas, and only three of the brothers ever returned home. The band of seven brothers made headlines in 1941 for their commitment to service in the Canadian Forces. Their niece Loretta Jennings still has a copy of a 1941 newspaper with a photo of her seven uncles. The caption underneath says their service was a great example of patriotism. Jennings remembers the day she found out that her favourite uncle, Eloi, who was also the youngest of the seven, had been killed trying to help a wounded soldier. "I was devastated 'cause he was my favourite. When he came home on leave and I'd see him coming, I'd run and jump right in his arms," Jennings said.

23. This Week In New Brunswick History - New Brunswick: Our Stories, Our People October 24, 1676 The Seigneury of Beaubassin is granted to Michel Leneuf de La Valli re. This region later becomes one of the strategic points in the struggle between France and http://www1.gnb.ca/0007/Culture/Heritage/VMC/NBHistory.asp

This Week in New Brunswick History November 14, 1835 The first separate lunatic asylum in Canada opens in Saint John under the direction of Dr. George Peters, who led the move to segregate the insane from criminals. A new treatment centre, the Provincial Lunatic Asylum, opens in 1848. November 14, 1895 Saint John becomes Canada's Winter Port as the Beaver Line Steamship Company announces a fortnight service between Saint John and Liverpool. November 15, 1841 William Valentine advertises his new Daguerreotype Miniature Portraits process in the " St. John Morning News", the first known reference to photographic services in the Maritimes. November 15, 1854 Opening of the Séminaire Saint-Thomas in Memramcook. November 15, 1873 Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, having resigned his position as Member of Parliament in the administration of Sir John A. Macdonald, is appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick November 15, 1902 The Albert County Teacher's Union is established. November 15, 1929 New Brunswick’s first Santa Claus, Charles A. Sampson dies in Fredericton at the age of 90. Born in St. Andrews, Sampson opens a candy store in Fredericton in 1867, and soon advertises that he is an agent for Santa Claus. November 17, 1934

24. Department Of Wellness, Culture And Sport This Week in New Brunswick History ! October 17, 1783 The final fleet of Loyalist evacuations out of New York arrive in St. John harbour. http://www1.gnb.ca/0007/culture/heritage/thisweek-e.asp

Wellness, Culture and Sport Home Français Home Heritage This Week in New Brunswick History! November 14, 1895 Saint John becomes Canada's Winter Port as the Beaver Line Steamship Company announces a fortnight service between Saint John and Liverpool. November 14, 1835 The first separate lunatic asylum in Canada opens in Saint John under the direction of Dr. George Peters, who led the move to segregate the insane from criminals. A new treatment centre, the Provincial Lunatic Asylum, opens in 1848. November 15, 1854 Opening of the Séminaire Saint-Thomas in Memramcook. November 15, 1902 The Albert County Teacher's Union is established. November 15, 1841 William Valentine advertises his new Daguerreotype Miniature Portraits process in the " St. John Morning News", the first known reference to photographic services in the Maritimes. November 15, 1873 Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, having resigned his position as Member of Parliament in the administration of Sir John A. Macdonald, is appointed Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick November 15, 1929

25. Rutgers Oral History Archives The Boys From New Jersey by Tom Kindre Featuring over 80 stories from the Rutgers Oral History Archives More Info http://oralhistory.rutgers.edu/

THE RUTGERS ORAL HISTORY ARCHIVES The Web This Site Recent Additions A Rutgers History Department Affiliated Center This page and all content The Boys From New Jersey by Tom Kindre Featuring over 80 stories from the Rutgers Oral History Archives More Info LtCol Joseph G. Marino, ED '36, GSED '42, (seated), a Special Services officer for the 75th Infantry Division, and two of his drivers appear in a publicity photo with Red Cross volunteers from St. Louis. The Red Cross and the City of St. Louis had provided recreational equipment and furniture for the 75th Division when it was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. From the gallery of Joseph G. Marino The Rutgers Oral History Archives is an enterprise to record the personal experiences of: Rutgers University alumni and/or New Jersey residents who served on the home front and overseas during World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Cold War Men and women who helped shape the history of Rutgers University as students, alumni, faculty, staff and in other roles People with a story to tell about some aspect of New Jersey's proud history, its towns and cities, its diverse populations, organizations within the Garden State and/or social/cultural movements and events

26. Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - History Fredericton New Brunswick Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement. The area of the present-day City of Fredericton was first used for seasonal farming by the Mi'kmaq and http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Fredericton_New_Brunswick_-_History/id/50644

27. New Brunswick Historical Society The New Brunswick Historical Society works to collect and preserve New Brunswick history; to publish material of historical nature; to educate and promote knowledge of New http://saintjohn.cioc.ca/record/HDC0707

New Search Suggest A New Record New Brunswick Historical Society Suggest an Update Français Print Version (New Window) Record #: Last Modified: 17 Apr 2009 Last Full Update: 17 Apr 2009 Contact Information Street Address Loyalist House 120 Union St Saint John, NB E2L 1A3 View MapQuest Map Intersection Corner of Union and Germain Street Accessibility Partially Accessible - Bottom level is accessible, please call ahead. Office Phone Website www.loyalisthouse.com Primary Contact Kathy Wilson Description of service(s) The New Brunswick Historical Society works to collect and preserve New Brunswick history; to publish material of historical nature; to educate and promote knowledge of New Brunswick history in particular and history in general. The New Brunswick Historical Society owns and operates the Loyalist House in Saint John, one of the few surviving buildings of the Great Saint John Fire in 1877. Hours Summer Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-5 pm; Sun 12 noon-5 pm Other hours can be accommodated by contacting the society. Winter hours by arrangement.

28. UNB | Fredericton | Faculty Of Arts | Departments | History History Welcome to the History Department What is History? History is a dynamic discipline which sees the past as a vibrant, living world which has left its legacy all around us in http://www.unb.ca/fredericton/arts/departments/history/

Skip to Content Alumni Current Students Donors ... Parents Search Skip to Phonebook Future Students Canadian International ... Departments History History Welcome to the History Department What is History? What is it to study History? How does History relate to other disciplines? The essence of history as a field of study is its comprehensiveness. While other disciplines of the modern university claim particular elements of human experience and human concerns, history boldly tries to embrace them all. On the one hand, it articulates the uniqueness of the individuals, cultures and events that constitute the human past and the human present. On the other, it explores the great commonalities of human experience and social existence. Most historians agree that historical understanding differs from other forms of knowledge mainly in its insistence that nothing human can be fully understood except in terms of its historical evolution. Where can History take me? To the student, history offers a dazzling array of fields, approaches, challenges and opportunities. The study of history demands imagination, flexibility, a sense of realism, curiosity about people and their experience and an intense love of a good story. And its rewards are more than just intellectual. Historical study provides an excellent foundation for careers in secondary and advanced teaching; for archival and museum work; for the post-graduate study of law and administration; and for careers in politics, journalism, public service, policy development, business, the foreign service, or work abroad. Alone or combined with the study of other disciplines, history offers a liberal educational foundation for the subsequent pursuit of most careers and professions.

29. Information About New Brunswick -- Information A New Brunswick Profile One of the three Maritime provinces, and included as one of the four Atlantic provinces, of Canada, bounded on the north by the Province Quebec http://www.new-brunswick.net/new-brunswick/overview.html

Last updated August 27, 2009 Communications In the early 1990's New Brunswick was served by a comprehensive communications system, which included 12 commercial AM radio stations, 7 commercial FM radio stations, and 4 commercial television stations. The first radio station in the Atlantic provinces, CFNB, began broadcasting in Fredericton in 1923. In the early 1990's the province had four English-language daily newspapers and one French-language daily; their combined daily circulation was 148,100. New Brunswick's first newspaper, the Royal Saint John Gazette and Nova Scotia Intelligencer, began publication in 1783. Today the leading papers are the Daily Gleaner, of Fredericton; the Telegraph-Journal, of Saint John; the Times-Transcript, of Moncton; and L'Acadie Nouvelle, of Caraquet. Economy Like much of Canada and especially like the other Atlantic provinces, New Brunswick has had, since its earliest settlement, an economy that is closely tied to its natural resources. Forestry products (including manufactured items) have been New Brunswick's economic mainstay throughout its history. Both fishing and agriculture have declined in significance. Since the discovery of extensive base metal ore deposits in the 1950's, mineral production has increased dramatically. With the growth of service industries and specialized manufacturing, the province has a wider employment base than ever before. Agriculture and Aquaculture

30. History Of North America - Canadian Information By Subject 971 Canada 970 History of North America 970 History of North America Isle Sainte Croix Peopling North America Population Movements Migration (University of Calgary) http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/caninfo/ep097.htm

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31. History Of Bathurst | Bathurst New Brunswick | Bathurst NB Bathurst history, and general historic information NB New Brunswick NB http://www.bathurstnewbrunswick.ca/history.php

Home Contact Sitemap Welcome to Bathurst NB! Bathurst Menu About Bathurst Bathurst Airports Bathurst History Bathurst Hotels ... Bathurst Weather Random Facts Paul Joseph James Martin also known as Paul Martin, Sr., noted lawyer, politician and father of former Prime Minister Paul Martin was raised in Bathurst. History of Bathurst, New Brunswick (NB) Early settlers from France came to the area in the 17th century in what became part of the colony of Acadia. Following the fall of this part of Acadia to British control in the Seven Years' War, the region saw numerous English and Scottish settlers, particularly during the latter 18th century through the 20th century. The community was named by the Governor, Sir Howard Douglas (1823-1831), in honor of Henry Bathurst, 3rd Earl Bathurst (1762-1834), Secretary of State for the Colonies of the British government. The opening of the Intercolonial Railway of Canada in 1876 provided a fast connection from the port of Bathurst to the rest of North America which was essential for developing the region's principal industries in forestry and zinc mining. In 1881, the Roman Catholic Church constructed the Sacré-Coeur Cathedral.

32. History Of Saint John, New Brunswick This is the web page for the city of Saint John New Brunswick Canada http://new-brunswick.net/Saint_John/history.html

NEW BRUNSWICK LOCAL HISTORY Saint John is the largest city in New Brunswick, Canada. Located at the mouth of the Saint John River,on the Bay of Fundy. Saint John Harbour was first entered probably in 1524 by Gomez (A Spaniard) and named Rio De La Buelta. Earlier still Basque, Breton and Norman Fisherman are to believed to have made voyages to the Bay of Fundy in the early 1500s. History records that the French explorers Sieur de Monts and Samuel De Champlain, arrived at the mouth of what is now the St. John River on June 24, 1604, feast day of St. John the Baptist and named the River in the Saint's honour. Portland Point, near where H.M.C.S. Brunswicker is located, is an important historic landmark on the east side of Saint John Harbour. It was here that the first permanent french settlement in that part of Acadia now known as New Brunswick was made. Fortified by Charles La Tour, who was made Lieutenant Governor in 1631 to 1635 and engaged in trade with the natives. It was occupied in 1758 by the British and renamed Fort Frederick . The latter was destroyed by American revolutionaries in 1775 but was replaced by Fort Howe (1777-1778), whose block house has since been reconstructed. The settlement began to develope in 1783, when the United Empire Loyalists established Parr Town and

33. A New Brunswick History Kind Of Weekend « Fruits De Mare Oct 24, 2010 Ramblings on travel, food, reading, theatre, history and other general nerdery. http://fruitsdemare.wordpress.com/2010/10/24/a-new-brunswick-history-kind-of-wee

34. PhotosCanada.com Gallery :: New Brunswick Photos, Stock Photos Of Canada, Freder New Brunswick Photos, Stock Photos of Canada, Fredericton, Saint John Photo, New Brunswick History, Pictures Canada http://www.photoscanada.com/gallery/newbrunswick

New Brunswick Photos, Stock Photos of Canada, Fredericton, Saint John Photo, New Brunswick History, Pictures Canada 19 images in this album on 3 pages [slideshow] [login] Gallery: PhotosCanada.com Gallery Album: Photos of Canada, Stock Photos Canadian Provinces, Pictures Canada, Canadian History, Aerial Photos Canada, Canadian Cities Map of New Brunswick, Canada Fredericton Legislative Assembly Building, New Brunswick, Canada 01 Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, 02 Historic Fredericton Home, New Brunswick, Canada 03 Historic Fredericton Home, New Brunswick, Canada 04 Kings Landing Historic Site, New Brunswick, Canada 05 Kings Landing Historic Site, New Brunswick, Canada 06 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada 07 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada 08 Gallery: PhotosCanada.com Gallery Album: Photos of Canada, Stock Photos Canadian Provinces, Pictures Canada, Canadian History, Aerial Photos Canada, Canadian Cities Home Gallery Biography ... Purchase PhotosCanada.com P.O. Box 927 Garibaldi Highlands, B.C.

35. New Brunswick Map - Canadian Provinces, New Brunswick Landforms Facts History, P New Brunswick History The original inhabitants of New Brunswick were the First Nations members of the Mi'kmaq, the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) and Passamaquoddy tribes, who lived in http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/province/nbz.htm

new brunswick description facts famous people flag landforms latitude longitude maps symbols time timeline travel weather Africa Antarctica Arctic Asia ... here Featured Photo here! NEW BRUNSWICK: Description Fast Facts Famous Natives Flag ... Lat/Long NEW BRUNSWICK: Links Maps Symbols Time ... PRINT THIS MAP A Brief Description New Brunswick History The original inhabitants of New Brunswick were the First Nations - members of the Mi'kmaq, the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) and Passamaquoddy tribes, who lived in the eastern and coastal regions. The first known European exploration was conducted in 1534 by the French explorer, Jacques Cartier, who discovered and named the Bay of Chaleur In 1604, other French explorers, Pierre du Gua de Months and Samuel de Champlain established a camp at St. Croix Island. Over the next 150 years, other French settlements were founded in the present day New Brunswick. This entire area was claimed by France and named the colony of Acadia. After numerous conflicts between the French and British , the Treaty of Utrecht, signed in 1713, ceded the Acadia area to Britain. The Acadians were forced into exile by the British. Many escaped to the northeastern part of present day New Brunswick. Following the Seven Years’ War (1756 – 63), most of present day New Brunswick was absorbed into the colony of

36. History Of New Brunswick Plates History of New Brunswick license plates pre11 leather 1910 porcelain (not a provincial issue) Style of 1911-16 http://www.canplates.com/nb.html

NEW BRUNSWICK License Plate History HOME Nova Scotia > pre-11 leather 1910 porcelain (not a provincial issue) Style of 1911-16 Style of 1918-19 Style of 1920-21 Style of 1922-23, 25-27 Unique to 1924 (tough paint year) Style of 1928-30 Style of 1932, 34 Style of 1933, 35, 36 Style of 1937-41 Style of 1942-49 Style of 1950-53 Style of 1954-56 Unique to 1957 Style of 1958-60 Style of 1962-63 Style of 1964-65 Style of 1966-68 Style of 1969-71 Style of 1972-74 (75-80 also similar) Style of 1981-85 Style of 1986-89 Style of 1991-92 Style of 1990 Style of 1991 - date Y2K plate - different die style How it all began... Vehicles were first officially recorded in Fredericton (the capital) in 1905, but no plates were issued. Interestingly, this makes NB the third province, after Ontario and Quebec, to officially record motor vehicles. The province began registering vehicles in 1908 and, up until 1910, the plates were provided by the owner. These markers were often white on black, and made of leather, with the initials NB usually printed vertically after the serial number. A dated 1910 porcelain plate is known to exist but it too is provided by the owner as the province did not start officially supplying plates until 1911 when annual registration took effect. NB had a longer run of porcelain plates than any other province. They lasted until 1917 and were in a beautiful array of colours. They are rare, and highly prized today. Believe it or not, NB motorists were required to drive on the left side of the road until Dec 1, 1922! This posed a challenge for neighboring Maine which always had been driving on the right!

37. State Theatre - New Brunswick, NJ Theatre & Performing Arts Center Renovated vaudeville/silentfilm house featuring Classical, Broadway, Irish, Opera, family events and Pop concerts. New Brunswick, New Jersey. http://www.statetheatrenj.org/

Call for Tickets: 732-246-7469 Sign In Site Map Earn FREE Tickets CONSTRUCTION ALERT ... Video Contest All Events 500 CLOWN MACBETH A Chorus Line A Midsummer Night's Dream ABBA MANIA Afro-Cuban All Stars All Shook Up Budapest Festival Orchestra Chieftains Circa Cirque Dreams Holidaze Dennis DeYoung DrumLine Live Eileen Ivers Ethan Bortnick Ethel Mermans Broadway Gabriel Iglesias Gloria Gaynor / Village People Golden Oldies Spectacular GREASE Joseph Linda Eder Lovers and Other Strangers Lyle Lovett/John Hiatt Madagascar Live! MAZOWSZE NJSO - An Italian Excursion NJSO - Arabian Nights NJSO - Enigma Variations NJSO - Mahler 3 NJSO - Marc-André Hamelin Returns NJSO - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto NJSO - Water! From the River to the Sea Nutcracker Parsons Dance/EVOC Passing Zone Peking Acrobats Philadanco Philharmonic of Poland Rita Rudner Romeo and Juliet Ron White Runt of the Litter Salute to John Williams Salute to Vienna Say Goodnight Gracie Sesame Street Live SmartTalk / Corcoran SmartTalk / Ephron SmartTalk / Levine SmartTalk / Murray SmartTalk / Smith Spring Awakening STOMP STREB STREB Slam Tango Buenos Aires Urban Arts Festival Very Hungry Caterpillar Will Downing Musical Family Theatre Pop Folk Comedy Dance Classical Talk Jazz Opera Irish World Country Call for Tickets: Live Chat by LivePerson The State Theatre, a premier nonprofit venue for the performing arts and entertainment.

38. Andersonville, New Brunswick History, Trivia And Facts Andersonville, New Brunswick's History, Trivia and Facts where you can learn American history and play our trivia game http://www.hometowncanada.com/nb/history/Andersonville.html

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39. New Brunswick Day, New Brunswick, Canada Shediac will play host to the official New Brunswick Day ceremony and will take New Brunswick History http://www.gnb.ca/FeteNBDay/index-e.asp

Government of New Brunswick New Brunswick Day Home News Merit Awards Events ... Shediac will play host to the official New Brunswick Day ceremony and will take place on Monday, August 4, 2008. New Brunswick About N.B. Tour New Brunswick and see what our beautiful province has in store for you. Contests New Brunswick Day Drawing and Story Contests are open to ages ages 5 to 18 History Where did NB Day come from and when did it start? New Brunswick History The New Brunswick Botanical Garden, Saint-Jacques The New Brunswick Day Celebration Committee c/o New Brunswick Provincial Capital Commission 103 Church Street, Fredericton NB Canada E3B 4C8 tel: (506) 444-2026, fax: (506) 453-3363 E-mail Privacy Statement

40. New Brunswick: Geography And Climate New Brunswick is situated in midNew Jersey on the south bank of the Raritan New Brunswick Introduction. New Brunswick History http://www.city-data.com/us-cities/The-Northeast/New-Brunswick-Geography-and-Cli

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