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New Brunswick History:     more books (100)

History of New Brunswick, Vols. I and II A monograph of the evolution of the boundaries of the province of New Brunswick: [Contributions to the history of New Brunswick, no. 5] by William Francis Ganong, 1901-01-01 Peter Fisher- First History of New Brunswick. by Peter Fisher, 2009-06-30 First History of New Brunswick by PeterFisher, 2010-10-02 History Of New Brunswick V1 (1909) by James Hannay, 2010-09-10 Alexander Clark, Loyalist: A Contribution to the History of New Brunswick A history of New Brunswick Geology by Ells R. W. (Robert Wheelock), 2009-05-20 The life and times of Sir Leonard Tilley, being a political history of New Brunswick for the past seventy years by James Hannay, 2010-09-08 The life and times of Sir Leonard Tilley, being a political history of New Brunswick for the past seventy years by James Hannay, 2010-08-20 History Of New Brunswick V1 (1909) by James Hannay, 2010-09-10 All Our Born Days. A Lively History of New Brunswick's Kingston Peninsula by DORIS (Signed) CALDER, 1986-01-01 An Intimate History of New Brunswick by Stuart Trueman, 1970-01-01 An Intimate History of New Brunswick History of New Brunswick

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61. New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-Op: History
    Welcome to the new brunswick Filmmakers Cooperative site. Find out aboutour history, read an article featured in the newsletter.  
    http://www.brunnet.net/nbfilm/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Today the Co-op boasts a membership of 200 strong. It's equipment resource has also grown to include a Super 16 AATON XTR, a DigiDesign Pro Tools non-linear sound editing suite, Media 100, Premiere and Final Cut Pro non-linear picture editing suites as well as digital cameras and other much needed film/video additions to the equipment pool.

62. New Brunswick --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    continued. new brunswick Encyclopædia Britannica Article. history. The college struggledto survive in the , history from new brunswick The French were the  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=119754&tocid=43043&query=new brunswick

63. How New Brunswick's Oldest Hunting & Fishing Outfitter Got Started!
    Starting out with one camp, they provided clients with guiding servicesin the vast and almost endless virgin forests of new brunswick.  
    http://www.orser.hartland.nb.ca/guimac/history.htm
    
    Extractions: GUIMAC HUNTING AND FISHING CAMPS Quality Hunting and Fishing Services since 1933 Our Story... Back in the 1920's my dad, Ralph Orser, was a young man who worked in the woods, as did most everyone in the area. Loving the outdoors as much as he did, it was only natural that he wanted to do something that would allow him to spend as much time in the woods as possible. What better way to do this than start a hunting and fishing camp for other people. In 1933 Ralph and his brother Weston opened Guimac Camps , named after the stream that it was situated on, the Becaguimac which, in the native language, means "river of big fish" . Starting out with one camp, they provided clients with guiding services in the vast and almost endless virgin forests of New Brunswick. They went through good times and bad, from dealing with people that knew as much about guns and hunting as the two brothers did about nuclear fusion, to experienced people who have hunted worldwide. Through the years they expanded from one camp to a dozen. Back when I was "kneehigh to a grasshopper", my dad bought his brother Weston out, but Weston continued to guide and amaze clients with "tales from the past". Weston continued to guide into his early eighties and I can remember when hunters, who had never been here before, asked me who their guide was, and when I pointed to Weston, they would roll their eyes and look at the old man, stating " I hope we don't give the old geezer a heart attack". Well! Let me tell you that after the first day of trying to keep up with a man over six feet, with a huge stride, they soon learned to respect the old man and keep their comments to themselves! Weston died several years ago and I still run into people at hunting shows throughout the USA who knew him and his

64. New Brunswick New Jersey Information, Yellow Pages, And More
    Our history, Trivia and Facts Pages are populated with interesting, useless andrandom facts pertaining to new brunswick, new Jersey history, American history  
    http://www.hometownusa.com/nj/New_Brunswick.html
    
    Extractions: Our searchable Yellow Pages provide you with an extensive list of businesses churches schools government agencies and non profit organizations located here in our hometown. So if you are looking for a product, service or a church, please visit our business listings to find the company or organization that is right for you. Are you looking for the most reliable car or is your car buying at the stage of learning of the new car prices ? Regardless of where you are at, be sure to stop by our

65. New Brunswick, New Jersey History, Trivia And Facts
    new brunswick, new Jersey s history, Trivia and Facts where you can learnAmerican history and play our trivia game. Welcome to Hometown USA.  
    http://www.hometownusa.com/nj/history/New_Brunswick.html
    
    Extractions: These History, Trivia and Facts Pages are a new addition to our system so don't be surprised if we don't have much of anything for this hometown yet. If you know any tidbits of information about this hometown, such as, how it got its name or some information about its history, please let us know about it by filling out the form at the bottom of the page. Would you like to test your smarts with our trivia game? If so Click Here to learn more.

66. 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment Of Foot In The War Of 1812 - History And Uniform
    cover2.jpg (6588 bytes) Wellington s Army. history and Uniform of the 104th(new brunswick) Regiment of Foot by Jack L. Summers and Rene Chartrand.  
    http://www.warof1812.ca/104th.htm
    
    Extractions: The Discriminating General The Seven Years War Website The Napoleonic Wars Collection ... Military Video Clip Gallery Products and Services: Our Mission and Clients Product Index Heritage Film Services Seven Years War Products ... Additional Products.. If you enjoy reading the types of articles on our website, show your support by making your book purchases through here: Search for Books Search by: Keyword Title Author The following is an extract from the book Military Uniforms in Canada, 1665-1970 by Jack L. Summers and Rene Chartrand (Ottawa: Canadian War Museum, 1981) and is reproduced here by the kind permission of the Canadian War Museum. Reprinting or duplication of the text or illustration without permission from the Canadian War Museum is prohibited. HISTORY T he French Revolution burst upon Europe in 1789. By 1793, Britain was at war with France, and had to defend her North American colonies against raids from bases in the United States. Three of the four regiments of British regulars stationed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick were posted to the West Indies; to fill the gap created by their departure

67. History
    In 1932, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police took over the policing role fromthe new brunswick Provincial Police, and continue in this role today.  
    http://www.grandmanannb.com/history.htm
    
    Extractions: S ETTLEMENT "Manan" is a corruption of MUN AN OOK or MAN AN OOK - meaning "island place" or "the island" from the Maliseet-Passamaquoddy-Penobscot Indians who visited the island from spring until fall when the treacherous waters were navigable in their canoes. Most believe that they fished, harvested dulse and birds' eggs, hunted seals, seabirds and harbour porpoises, and returned to the mainland in winter since no large game was on the island and there were few opportunities to fish or hunt marine life. The Norse are probably the first Europeans to visit Grand Manan, possibly as a headquarters while exploring both Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine. Other important events were as follows: 1000 - Norse explorers probably visited the island. 1498 - Sebastien Cabot and 1501 - Gaspar Cortereal likely saw Grand Manan. 1504 - Breton fishermen probably fished bounteous waters around Grand Manan. 1558 - Portuguese map of North America shows cape of many islands including those of Passamaquoddy and Grand Manan. 1583 - Trading voyage to the "Bay of Menan" by Stephen Bellinger.

68. SOUTH BRUNSWICK HISTORY
    Footnotes. 1. Wacker, Peter O. Land and People, Rutgers University Press, newbrunswick, NJ, 1975. history of Union and Middlesex Counties new Jersey.  
    http://www.lmxac.org/sobr/southBrunswickHistory.htm
    
    Extractions: SOUTH BRUNSWICK HISTORY Home South Brunswick A History of South Brunswick Township While the Hundred Years War was being fought between English and French kings for control of France, the 14th century inhabitants of the northeastern part of North America were living in relative tranquility with nature. The inhabitants, the Lennie Lenape Indians, a branch of the Great Algonquin Family, had migrated to New Jersey via the Ohio River Valley. The Lenape lived in semi-permanent settlements and camps along river and stream valleys, cultivating crops and hunting. Although no specific sites have as yet been authoritatively documented, the Lenape camped, hunted and traveled in and through South Brunswick. The Lennie Lenape (meaning Original People) were also known as the Delaware Indians by the later European settlers. Their population was relatively small: a 17th century estimate puts it at approximately 8,000. The lifestyle of the Lenape remained unchanged until the coming of the first European settlers in the early 1600's. The influx of Europeans began to accelerate during the 1660's and their sheer number and determination to settle and possess the land resulted in the decline and virtual disappearance of the Lenape. The differences between the Lenape and European cultures were irreconcilable, most critically in regard to land ownership. The early British Proprietor's intent, and that of the settlers, was to permanently purchase the land, and establish settlements for agriculture and trade. Instructions from the East New Jersey Proprietors to then Governor Lawrie were that "no opportunity be omitted of purchasing more land from the Indians until the Whole Province be bought from them."

69. Ruby M Cusack New Brunswick Stonehaven
    This interest has grown with her, and she finds the sharing of enthusiasms and NewBrunswick history information between individuals to be quite fascinating  
    http://www.rubycusack.com/issue169.html
    
    Extractions: Mum was not exposed to any parenting courses or magazines that gave suggestions on, "How to Raise Children" but she had some very definite ideas on the role of a parent. One of these being a nightly ritual of reading to us. I really enjoyed snuggling next to her while she read the fairy tales. I never tired of hearing about Goldy Locks and the Three Bears but the best stories were the ones she told us of her childhood. One of our favorites was the baptizing of the young turkeys by Ida and Willy. It seems I was not alone in this thirst for stories from the past that were told by relatives. Rebecca Leaman, growing up in Fredericton, found the recollections of her relatives to be every bit as fantastic and entertaining as any fairy tale. This interest has grown with her, and she finds the sharing of enthusiasms and New Brunswick history information between individuals to be quite fascinating and exciting. Furthermore, she feels that the old stories are vital to the sense of place and identity that can anchor us in this big world. From these beliefs came the idea to grow a garden of stories in the Reading Room section of her "Stonehaven Life" website at http://www.crosswinds.net/~stonehaven

70. New Brunswick Canada: Overview And History
    Nickname Loyalist Province. new brunswick. new brunswick s claim tofame? Let s just say there s a lot to see and do in new brunswick!  
    http://www.canadianaconnection.com/cca/new_brunswick.htm
    
    Extractions: Provincial Bird: The black-capped chickadee Provincial Flower: Purple Violet Provincial Tree: Balsam Fir Nickname: Loyalist Province New Brunswick New Brunswick's claim to fame? The highest tides in the world occur in the Bay of Fundy. They also have the warmest salt water beaches north of Virginia. Of course we can't forget to mention serious whale-watching either, or the parks, or Magnetic Hill. Let's just say there's a lot to see and do in New Brunswick! This province began to have visitors in the 1600's with the arrival of Samuel de Champlain. The Bay of Fundy and St John River Valley area became known as Acadia and was home to early farmers. In 1755, more than 5,000 Acadians were forced into exile as a result of the wars between England and France. Some of them went back to France, others moved to a remote area on the Gulf of St. Lawrence, but many travelled south and ended up populating Louisiana. The New Orleans French Quarter may have gotten it's start in Canada! The Appalachian mountains dominate northern New Brunswick, sloping into a rolling plateau in the interior. The east is flat while the south remains rugged. Forest covers 85% of the province. The Miramichi River in the central-east region is famous for it's fish stories - you can even hear a few from General Norman Schwarzkopf and Chuck Yeager.

71. BOOK, CD & VIDEO LIST - - New Brunswick, Canada - Genealogy & History Books & CD
    new brunswick , CANADA GENEALOGY history More Canadian Resources new brunswick Maps. BOOK Finding your Ancestors in new brunswick.  
    http://globalgenealogy.com/countries/canada/new-brunswick/resources/

72. Grand Manan: Jewel Of The Sea
    , sample chapter, and table of contents for a guidebook / history of Grand Manan Island, new brunswick, Canada.  
    http://judyhill.freeservers.com/index.html
    
    Extractions: "Guide to Grand Manan captures flavour of the island. ... I found Judith's book informative. It helped me on my last trip to look for many things I'd overlooked on past trips. ... All in all, Judith Hill has brought out a credible book about a place she loves and would like all to take a look at." David Goss, The New Brunswick Reader Read the table of contents Order the book. Judith Hill was born in Roachville, N.B. and attended school in Long Creek and Fredericton, graduating from Coles Island High School. Always interested in history, many of her writings contain historical reference to present life. She wrote this book to share her love of Grand Manan Island with her readers. Some previous writings have involved editing the Coast Guard Newsletter , assisting with the publication of More Than Just a Cookbook , and writing articles for publication in The Atlantic Advocate The Citizen Kings County Record Northeast Riding BMW Magazine Travel New Brunswick , and other smaller foreign publications.

73. Welcome To New Brunswick, Canada.
    history of Internet in new brunswick. Provincial Archives Home Page. history. www.gov.nb.ca/LG/history.htmhistory of Lieutenant Governor of new brunswick.  
    http://kcnb.ca/TourismHistory.htm

74. A Brief History Of Canadian Lighthouses
    new brunswick; Nova Scotia; Prince Edward Island; Quebec; Ontario; Manitoba; BritishColumbia Race Rocks lighthouse, its history and foghorn; Sheringham Point on  
    http://members.aol.com/stiffcrust/pharos/
    
    Extractions: The 1700's Early 19th Century The Imperial Lights: 1857-60 Latter 19th Century ... Stamps and Artwork List of light houses in the movies List of my light house postcards available for sale or trade. Update Log Sign/view my Guestbook Roughly a millenium ago, Vikings settled near L'Anse Aux Meadows, in western Newfoundland. Several centuries later, Christopher Columbus, nephew of the lightkeeper at La Lanterna in Genoa, set sail for the New World. The millions of immigrants who eventually followed were beckoned to a safe landing in their new homeland by some of the historic lighthouses described here. The first lighthouse in North America was on Little Brewster Island in the outer harbor of Boston. First lit in 1716, it was damaged during the American Revolution and subsequently rebuilt (1783). Nowadays Boston Light is one of the very last of the manned lighthouses in North America, all others having been automated. The second-oldest lighthouse on the continent, and the first Canadian one, went into service at the French fortress of

75. A History Of March Of Dimes In New Brunswick
    A history of March of Dimes in new brunswick. The March of Dimes washeld for the first time, all across Canada, in 1950. It proved  
    http://www.nbeastersealmarchofdimes.ca/modhistory.htm
    
    Extractions: A History of March of Dimes in New Brunswick The March of Dimes was held for the first time, all across Canada, in 1950. It proved to be a great success in its inaugural year, raising over two hundred thousand dollars in support of people with polio. While the March of Dimes began as a door-to-door canvas to raise money in assistance for people with polio, it soon became a became a fund-raiser in support of adults with physical disabilities. The second annual March of Dimes was given a great deal of media coverage, which ranged from newspaper articles, radio spots, and television segments. In Toronto Ontario, on November 24, 1950 - - arrangements were made for a National Broadcast over the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation of a Show to open the 1951 Canadian March of Dimes Campaign on Monday January 8, 1951. The message for March of Dimes was aired over various television programs, and a number of national radio stations. The second annual campaign for the March of Dimes took place from January 7th to the 31st, and turned out to be very successful. The officers for the organized New Brunswick Chapter were: Patron-Lieutenant Governor D. L. McLaren, Chairman - Lt. Gen. E. W. Sansom, Vice-President-Fred A. Lynds, Secretary-David M. Dickson, Treasurer - D. H. Etter, Executive - Dr. J. A. Melanson, Chief Medical Officer for the Province, Malcolm Neill, and Mrs. T. F. Scott. Medical Advisory Committee included Chairman - Dr. G. Everett Chalmers - and the members - Dr. George Keddy, and Dr. E. W. Ewart. Dr. Chalmers was also the New Brunswick representative of the National Medical Advisory Committee.

76. Natural History: New Brunswick: From Breathtaking Views To Spectacular Natural S
    a world of wonder waiting for you next door in new brunswick, Canada! (DistinctiveDestinations Special Advertising Section). Natural history, April, 2003.  
    http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1134/3_112/99818072/p1/article.jhtml
    
    Extractions: New Brunswick, Canada has so many wonders waiting to be experienced and explored! New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy is One of the Marine Wonders of the World. Twice a day the world's highest tides rise and fall almost 48 feet (that's equivalent to a four-story building!). Walk on the ocean floor and just six hours later, kayak above the very same spot! Paddle under the arch at the famous Hopewell Rocks ... towering rock formations carved by millions of years of surging Fundy tides! Set sail to see all kinds of whales. Playful Humpbacks, giant Finbacks, and even the rare Right Whale! Thrill at the sight of countless shorebirds reeling and diving, and explore the coast from the amazing Fundy Trail. But the wonder doesn't stop there in New Brunswick! Take a pontoon boat tour between the towering cliffs of Grand Falls Gorge! Find new inspiration touring some of Earth's oldest mountains on New Brunswick's Appalachian Range Route! Or visit preserved sand' dunes such as the Irving Eco-Centre, La Dune de Bouctouche, for a tranquil tour through our one-of-a-kind natural wonders!

77. Natural History: Scenic Byways - New York And New Brunswick
    You are Here Articles Natural history May, 2000 Article. SCENICBYWAYS.(new York and new brunswick) Natural history, May, 2000.  
    http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1134/4_109/62324473/p1/article.jhtml
    
    Extractions: Whether you travel by car, by bike, on horseback or on foot, follow the call of the wild. This year, make summer travel an adventure for all your senses. Here, a guide to mapping out memorable natural and cultural exploits in eastern North America, home to some of the most scenic spots in the world. New Brunswick FOLLOW YOUR QUEST FOR NATURAL WONDER to New Brunswick, one of Canada's most alluring provinces. Located on the country's east coast, it borders Maine to the west, and the province of Quebec to the north. Most notably, New Brunswick is also bordered on three sides by water: Chaleur Bay to the north, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Northumberland Strait to the east and, perhaps most significantly, the Bay of Fundy, all along the southern coast. Many of New Brunswick's most picturesque byways follow along the coast of the Bay of Fundy. From the streets of cosmopolitan cities to historic, seaside towns and villages, the Bay of Fundy region is a unique coastal getaway.

78. New Brunswick Aboriginal History: Aboriginal History In New Brunswick, Atlantic
    new brunswick Aboriginal history Directory. Includes new brunswick Aboriginalhistory Looking for things to do in new brunswick? These  
    http://www.newbrunswick.worldweb.com/ToursActivitiesAdventures/AboriginalHistory

79. State Theatre New Brunswick New Jersey History
    STATE THEATRE history. at twothirty I will have both the honor and pleasure ofpresenting to the citizens of the City of new brunswick and surrounding  
    http://www.statetheatrenj.org/general_info_history.cfm
    
    Extractions: 15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, New Jersey • 732-246-7469 • Toll-Free 1-877-STATE-11 Main Seating Charts Education Directions ... Seating Charts STATE THEATRE HISTORY The historic State Theatre is a magnificently renovated 1921 vaudeville and silent film palace that is today a premier center for the performing arts. The State Theatre offers something for everyone including: international orchestras, soulful jazz, Broadway musicals, world-class dance, stand-up comedy, nostalgic big bands, glorious opera, children's events, educational programs, world music and more. The long and colorful story of the State Theatre begins at the dawn of the roaring 20s ... On Monday afternoon at two-thirty I will have both the honor and pleasure of presenting to the citizens of the City of New Brunswick and surrounding territory what I consider the finest theatre in the State. So declared theater manager Walter Reade in a quarter-page announcement in the Daily Home News of December 20, 1921, as he proudly launched the State Theatre into the cultural life of central New Jersey. Designed by noted theater architect Thomas W. Lamb to offer both movies and live entertainment, "Reade's State Theatre" was one of the biggest, most lavish and modern theaters in the region. The opening matinee audience, who willingly paid the twenty-, thirty-, and fifty-cent admission, was treated to a live orchestra concert and a tenor rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner." The first feature presentation was the silent film White Oak, a western melodrama starring stone-faced cowboy hero William S. Hart. Also on the bill were five vaudeville acts, a newsreel and a nature film. The State was the "class act in town," with its opulent decor, splendid acoustics, and delightful mix of cinematic and live attractions.

80. UNB Dept. Of History Homepage
    Top/Society/history/Academic_Departments/Canada/New_Brunswick  
    http://www.unb.ca/departs/arts/History/

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