81. HNOurHistoryAndCulture - New Brunswick Tourism About new brunswick Four Seasons Getting Here Our history and Culture Our Aboriginal and European roots run deep, making new brunswick a unique http://www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca/en-CA/HNAboutNewBrunswick/HNOurHistoryAndCultu

@import url( /nbt/hawk/css/main.css ); @import url( /nbt/hawk/css/fonts.css ); Home Contact Us Fran§ais Go Advanced Search If you're searching for a wonder-full vacation, you've found it! About New Brunswick Four Seasons Getting Here Our History and Culture ... About New Brunswick Our History and Culture Where but in New Brunswick can you find such a unique blend of Migmag, Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet), Acadian, Brayon, Scottish, Irish and Loyalist flavour that makes this land an historical and cultural wonder! Acadian Culture Experience the soul-satisfying "joie de vivre" (joy of life) that defines the lively culture of modern-day Acadie! More Attractions It’s the “A List” of everything there is to see and do in New Brunswick. Check out the museums and other cultural attractions. More Festivals and Events Join the celebrations and experience the true essence of New Brunswick inside and out! More Our People Our people are our secret treasures! Discover a slice of local life for yourself! More Our Mosaic Culture Our Aboriginal and European roots run deep, making New Brunswick a unique culture experience. More

82. Whats New - New Brunswick Tourism Discover the history of the first French descendants in North America. Visit memorablesoutheastern new brunswick and Kent County, and Experience the http://www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca/en-CA/HNWhatsNew.htm

@import url( /nbt/hawk/css/main.css ); @import url( /nbt/hawk/css/fonts.css ); Home Contact Us Fran§ais Go Advanced Search If you're searching for a wonder-full vacation, you've found it! About New Brunswick Places To Go Where to Stay Things To Do ... Travel Media What's New Fall Getaways Time for some fun-filled fall days in New Brunswick! Unbelievable choices with real value! Check out the exciting new packages and book your Getaway today! Waterford Valley Foliage Festival This new festival features foliage tours, a variety of New Brunswick artists with art displays and demonstrations, a genealogy travel show, children’s art competitions, a pumpkin-carving contest, pie-baking contest, Kings Country horseshoe pitching championship, a wine-tasting event and more. Runs from September 30 – October 2, 2005. For more information, visit http://www.poleymountain.com/downloads/FoliageFestival.pdf to view a bilingual brochure. TheTerry Fox Run This year marks the 25th anniversary of the late Terry Fox’s inspirational Marathon of Hope in support of cancer research. In order to commemorate this event New Brunswick in conjunction with Prince Edward Island will for the first time ever host the Terry Fox Run on the Confederation Bridge. This year's run will be held on September 18, 2005. Surrounding communities will also be holding several events including concerts, a shellfish festival and fireworks display among many other events. For more information on participating in the Terry Fox Run or just simply taking in some of the festivals and events please visit

83. History Of New Brunswick Plates history of new brunswick license plates. 1972 new brunswick becomes Canada sonly officially bilingual province with plates to match. 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!

84. University Of Medicine And Dentistry Of NJ: About UMDNJ UMDNJ history. You may require some kind of historical background on the University . CINJ dedicated its new building in new brunswick in November. http://www.umdnj.edu/about/about03_history.htm

Search for: UMDNJ Web Phone Email Google Expand All Collapse All UMDNJ Home About UMDNJ Home ... Search UMDNJ History You may require some kind of historical background on the University. Therefore, we include as background information a chronology of important dates in UMDNJ's history. New Jersey's first programs of medical and dental education were founded with the incorporation of the Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry on August 6. The college, located at Jersey City Medical Center, enrolled its first class in 1956. It was the forerunner of the UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School, the UMDNJ-New Jersey Dental School and the UMDNJ-Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. New Jersey's first public program of medical education was chartered as part of Rutgers University. The Rutgers Medical School opened in 1966 as a two-year basic science institution offering the master of medical science (M.M.S.) degree. The Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry was acquired by the State of New Jersey and renamed the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry (NJCMD) under a contract signed on May 3. Two years later, the medical school relocated to temporary facilities in Newark, although the dental school remained in Jersey City until 1977. Martland Hospital, formerly Newark City Hospital, was acquired by the State as the primary teaching facility for NJCMD. Closed as a health care facility in 1979, the Martland Building was renamed the Stanley S. Bergen Building in 1999 and currently houses the UMDNJ-School of Health Related Professions, the UMDNJ-School of Nursing and various administrative and clinical offices.

85. Central New Brunswick Woodmens Museum Main Page The Central new brunswick Woodmen s museum is located in Boiestown. The Woodmen sMuseum depicts this proud history with the display of authentic tools, http://www.woodsmenmuseum.com/

Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum Boiestown, New Brunswick, Canada MAIN GIFT SHOP TBM AVENGER HISTORY ... LINKS MAIN BUILDING AND GIFT SHOP Welcome to the Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum We invite you to journey back to earlier times when this area witnessed the struggles of those hardy pioneers who carved a living from the forest and raised their families here on the Upper Miramichi. Many workers also came from the Acadian areas, Quebec, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. Some of those settled here. The 15 acres which comprise this complex contains examples of tools and models of building that will help you envisage their workaday lives and appreciate the strength, intelligence and humor that built or community. We hope that you enjoy your visit. Come and visit the center of New Brunswick. The Central New Brunswick Woodmen's museum is located in Boiestown. Situated in the heartland of the lumbering industry, the 15 acres of exhibition provides an insight into the struggles and triumphs of the woodsmen and their families. The Upper Miramichi River has been the center of the lumbering industry in New Brunswick since the early 1800's. The Woodmen's Museum depicts this proud history with the display of authentic tools, documents and photographs. During your visit you will travel through time as you explore the many exhibits that chart the course of local history to the present day.

86. A Brief History Of Climate Fiddling A Brief history of Climate Change Tackling Climate Change in NB - Aborder During the National Energy Program of the 1980 s new brunswick established http://www.elements.nb.ca/theme/climatenb/david/coon.htm

Histoire sommaire de l'enjeu climatique "Dans l'ensemble, le Canada ne parviendra pas plus à atteindre les objectifs de réduction de Kyoto qu'il n'a réussi à atteindre les objectifs de stabilisation établis dans la Convention initiale de l'ONU dont on s'inspire." David Coon examine les actions des gouvernements du Nouveau- Brunswick et du Canada durant la dernière décennie. Un survol des politiques, des problèmes et des faits. A Brief History of Climate Fiddling David Coon Conservation Council of New Brunswick March 2000 nergy policy in New Brunswick has been historically dominated by electricity policy. In turn, electricity policy has been dominated by the twin interests of industry in cheap power and N.B. Power’s institutional agenda to develop its generation and transmission infrastructure to serve export markets. Economies of scale were attained by exploiting American electricity markets, permitting the construction of power plants of a size that otherwise could not be justified to serve New Brunswick alone. This, combined with a strategy of importing inexpensive hydro power from Québec for domestic purposes while exporting more expensive domestic power, kept power rates very low compared to many other jurisdictions. 1980's ... conservation shelved

87. NBScots.com The new brunswick Scottish Cultural Association promotes and encourages an interestin the history, traditions, arts, crafts, music, literature, http://www.nbscots.com/

Home News Journal On-line Store ... About the NBSCA History Governing structure NBSCA Groups Constitution and by-laws Membership Education NBSCA grant Press releases Culture NB Tartan Gaelic language classes Celtic performers database Tartan Day, April 6th Links As Webmaster, I would like to welcome you to the Website of the New Brunswick Scottish-Cultural Association. On the following pages you will find the history of the Association, the latest news on our initiatives, links to other sites of interest, the Association's governing structure, Constitution, By-Laws, how to become a member, subscribe to the NB Scottish Journal and so much more. New Brunswick has a very rich Scottish heritage. Everywhere you will find history of the Scottish immigrates who settled and built this province to what we know today. President Daniel R. Taylor, the Executive, the Board of Directors and the Committee Chairs are committed to the promotion of this Association and its work in promoting and protecting the Scottish culture in New Brunswick. We believe that the Association's most important function is to establish links with the different Scottish groups in New Brunswick to bind more closely together these diverse groups to improve communication and the sharing of information.

88. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY / University Of New Brunswick, Fredericton Top/Society/history/Academic_Departments/Canada/New_Brunswick http://www.unb.ca/departs/arts/History/

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY University of New Brunswick, Fredericton Home Programs About the Department Acadiensis ... UNB Home Welcome to the History Department History is a truly dynamic discipline which sees the past as a vibrant, living world which has left its legacy all around us in the achievements, failures, hopes, dreams and monuments of countless generations. No longer "one damn thing after another," history is an ever changing field waiting for you to raise new questions and rediscover the great human experiment. As you study the written records of thousands of years of human activity, you will develop crucial life skills in conducting research, thinking critically, writing clearly and making impressive presentations. And you will discover more about yourself and the world in which you live, helping to shape your future and keep you involved, interested and entertained for a life time. Studying History What is it to study history?

89. Restigouche County GenWeb new brunswick, Canada Genealogy and history, Comté de Restigouche Nouveau brunswickGénéalogie et Histoire VERSION FRANCAISE http://members.tripod.com/~GenNB/

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Movie Clips Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next This site has been moved to http://www.genealogy.restigouche.net for better service and conditions. I know that my site with the load of work that has been put in it will not be deleted or have its access blocked without notice where it is now situated. I will not be updating this site on Tripod so please update your bookmarks/favorites/links to this site as I have a feeling it will not be online for long. OH! And no popups at the other server. Restigouche County New Brunswick, Canada Genealogy and History Comté de Restigouche Nouveau Brunswick Généalogie et Histoire VERSION FRANCAISE Some of the treasures you will find on this site. ... E-mail me Of course it is always under construction A Word from the Author Irene Doyle Welcome to this webpage it will be devoted to genealogical and historical research for Restigouche County. It is a part of the New Brunswick GenWeb

90. Early History Of New Brunswick Some history Of new brunswick And Of St Anne s Point (Fredericton area) Some Early history Of Fredericton List Of Some Names At St Anne s Point In 1737 http://members.tripod.com/~GenNB/early.htm

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod 40 Yr Old Virgin Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Early History Of New Brunswick Death Sentences for New-Brunswickers Story of Capt. William Bisset as told by his daughter Early History Of Dorchester Logging and the "drive" in Northern NB Some History Of New Brunswick And Of St Anne's Point (Fredericton area) Some Early History Of Fredericton ... New Brunswick Historical Tidbits by Mitch Biggar **NOTE** Should anyone have any history bits or family history they want to share just email it to me and I will be happy to place it here

91. Checklist Of Newspapers... Library And Archives Canada new brunswick Genealogical Society. Vital Statistics Committee. new brunswickvital Heritage headlines a 200 year news history from Saint John. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/8/12/r12-1028-e.html

New Brunswick Campbellton Chatham Fredericton Moncton ... Tracadie Ref. New Brunswick vital statistics from newspapers. Period of Coverage: 1784-1876, 1880-1888+(to 1896 in 2005) Vols. 6-11, 13-15, 19-23, 25 have title: Vital statistics from New Brunswick newspapers and are published by D. F. Johnson. Chronological brief entries by newspaper. Alphabetical surname index. Titles included in various volumes: Acadian recorder (Halifax) Albert star. (Albert, NB) The Bay Pilot. (St.Andrews, NB) Borderer . (Sackville, NB) British colonist . (Halifax) Carleton sentinel Chignecto post Christian visitor City gazette . (Saint John) Colonial farmer Daily morning news. (Saint John) Daily news. (Saint John) Daily sun. (Saint John) The Daily telegraph (Saint John) Fredericton evening capital Fredericton gleaner Fredericton telegraph Gleaner (Chatham, NB) The Gleaner and Northumberland schediasma The Halifax journal The Head quarters Kings County record (Sussex, NB) The Loyalist (Saint John) Maple leaf. (Albert, NB) Miramichi mercury Moncton times Le Moniteur acadien The Morning freeman (Saint John) New Brunswick chronicle New Brunswick courier New Brunswick reporter and Fredericton advertiser New Brunswick Royal Gazette Nova Scotia Royal Gazette Novascotian Progress.

92. Provincial Archives Of New Brunswick The Provincial Archives of new brunswick collects, preserves, and makes availablefor documents and records bearing upon the history of new brunswick. http://archives.gnb.ca/Archives/EN/default.aspx

français On-line Research Government Records Private Records Cemeteries Newspaper Directory On-Line Exhibits New Brunswick at War Women at Work Royal Visits to NB Canoeing on the River Images Historical Images Other Resources County Guides Publications For Sale Merchandise For Sale Thematic Guide to Archival Records Documenting the Environment Records Management Home Publications Forms Courses About PANB Information Family Tree Structure Minister Contacts Department of Supply and Services Richard Bennett Hatfield Archives Complex + Click here to enlarge (800x325 126 kb) The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick collects, preserves, and makes available for research, documents and records bearing upon the history of New Brunswick. more...

93. The Railways Of Canada Archives Eastern New Brunswick S Railway Eastern new brunswick s Railway history From VIA Rail s Ocean Limited. by JAClowes,. 234 Canterbury Avenue, Riverview, NB E1B 2R7 EMail jaclowes@istar.ca http://www.trainweb.org/canadianrailways/articles/EastNBRailHistory.htm

Eastern New Brunswick's Railway History From VIA Rail's Ocean Limited by J. A. Clowes, 234 Canterbury Avenue, Riverview, NB E1B 2R7 E-Mail: jaclowes@istar.ca January 1999 Based on a recent article in the Upper Canada Railway Society's "Rail & Transit" magazine. Use this map to follow the route of the Ocean Limited through New Brunswick. To the rail enthusiast interested in railway history, a trip through New Brunswick by VIA Rail's Ocean Limited can highlight part of New Brunswick's long association with railways. Today, a seat in one of VIA's dome observation cars provides a good vantage point for our observations. To be able to cover the full length of the province, I boarded "The Ocean" in Amherst, Nova Scotia on a bright sunny afternoon in late June (not in snow as seen in the picture!). With three prime cultures, New Brunswick has seen variations in the spelling of the many names. Therefore, be forewarned, for in general where these variations occur, I will be favouring railway names and spelling. Also, I will be skipping some of the more recent spurs, as well as most private sidings. Our departure from Amherst's interesting one and a half storey red sand-stone station was on time. As we headed out across the Chignecto Isthmus for our 10 mile journey to Sackville, New Brunswick, one has to attempt to visualize the many changes that the Amherst station has witnessed in its nearly 130 years of railway use.

94. International Society For Intellectual History new brunswick, NJ (USA). The Journal of the history of Ideas, along with the William Connell, Department of history, Rutgers Universitynew brunswick http://www.history.upenn.edu/isih/Tradition.htm

Conferences: Questions of Tradition Questions of Tradition: An Interdisciplinary Symposium 13-16 November 1997 New Brunswick, NJ (USA) The Journal of the History of Ideas , along with the International Society for Intellectual History, sponsored this symposium on Questions of Tradition. Organizers: Mark Phillips (Department of History, University of British Columbia) and Gordon Schochet (Department of Political Science, Rutgers University). Panels Participants Papers Panels Panel 1. Tradition, Nationality, and the Historical Imagination Panel 2. The Theory and Politics of Tradition Panel 3. Precedent, Custom, and Canon Panel 4. Text and Traditions ... Panel 6. Tradition, Identity, and Community Participants Constance Blackwell, Foundation for Intellectual History, London Suzanne Blier, Department of Art History, Harvard University James Clifford, History of Consciousness Program, U.C.-Santa Cruz William Connell, Department of History, Rutgers University-New Brunswick

95. NBL HISTORY new brunswick LaboratoryTitle. NBL menubar history. NBL was established bythe Atomic Energy Commission in 1949 in new brunswick, NJ. http://www.nbl.doe.gov/htm/history.htm

HISTORY: Since its beginning, NBL has maintained a Center of Excellence in the analytical chemistry and measurement science of nuclear materials. In this role, NBL continues to perform state-of-the-art measurements of the elemental and isotopic compositions for a wide range of nuclear materials. SITE MAP SECURITY AND PRIVACY NOTICE For more information please contact the NBL Webmaster PHONE FAX or email usdoe.nbl@ch.doe.gov

96. Natural History: New Brunswick - Special Advertising Section - Canada - Advertis Full text of the article, new brunswick Special Advertising Section - canada -Advertisement from Natural history, a publication in the field of http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1134/is_2_113/ai_113896671

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Natural History March 2004 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports New Brunswick - Special Advertising Section - canada - Advertisement Natural History March, 2004 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Today I left my footprints on the ocean floor ... Tomorrow I'll open the door to a world of natural wonder next door in New Brunswick, Canada! You're welcome here ... beneath the towering flowerpot rocks, carved by the world's highest tides. In the wake of awesome Natural Wonder, you'll find New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy, One of the Marine Wonders of the World. A place where you can walk on the ocean floor and only hours later, kayak above the very same spot. Incredible Natural Wonders ... it's just another day on New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy! Over 300 bird species cross New Brunswick's skies. Visit the Bay of Fundy's Grand Manan Archipelago (one of Thayer's Top 100 Birding Hot Spots) or Miscou Island's spectacular coast. Some of the best whale-watching on Canada's East Coast happens right here in the nutrient-rich waters of the Bay of Fundy! You can see so many different species ... Minkes, Finbacks, Humpbacks, Blues, even the very rare Right whale and more!

97. Downtown Brunswick Maine Visitor's Resource A directory of downtown businesses. Includes searchable index, coupons, calendar of local events, history of the city, old and new photos and business opportunities. http://www.brunswickdowntown.com/

Events delivered to your inbox Select topics of interest and our website will automatically keep you informed about the lastest downtown Brunswick happenings. You can unsubscribe at any time. Watch an introduction to this site. Get listed on this site for free. Calendar item: Living with Loss Calendar item: Instant Messages from Your Angels-Leapin' Lizards 9am-12pm. Calendar item: Performance at The Theater Project: The Young Company presents TOM JONES, the raucous English classic! Calendar item: THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE: A Theater Project Production Class presentation. Calendar item: Performance at The Theater Project: Join us for CAFE, a new presentation featuring music, readings and short theater pieces. Calendar item: Health, Harmony and Wellness: A Conference for Women Brunswick, Maine Downtown Visitor's Resource This website hopes to be the only visitor's guide you'll need for the downtown Brunswick, Maine area. You'll find a detailed business listing section calendar of events discount coupons and lots of information about the Brunswick area Plus: What was then/is now Panorama photos Research Brunswick Maine Street gallery ... get listed here for free Brunswick, Maine - A Quaint New England Town

98. Natural History: New Brunswick: From Breathtaking Views To Spectacular Natural S Full text of the article, new brunswick from breathtaking views to spectacularnatural sites and preserved sanctuaries, there s a world of wonder waiting http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1134/is_3_112/ai_99818072

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Natural History April 2003 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches West Virginia / Description and travel New Brunswick / Description and travel Norway / Description and travel Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports New Brunswick: from breathtaking views to spectacular natural sites and preserved sanctuaries, there's a world of wonder waiting for you next door in new Brunswick, Canada! - Distinctive Destinations: Special Advertising Section Natural History April, 2003 Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. 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.

99. Earthquake Hazards Program: Earthquake History Of Vermont the greater part of new England and the provinces of new brunswick and NovaScotia. An earthquake near Massena, new York (1229 am Eastern War Time, http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/states/vermont/vermont_history.html

Latest Quakes For Kids Only Regional Websites HOME ... SEARCH Earthquake Activity Current Earthquakes USA World ShakeMaps Seismogram Displays ... Latest Energy and Broadband Solutions Earthquake History of Vermont A violent earthquake, probably centered in the St. Lawrence Valley, was felt throughout the New England area on June 11, 1638. Other strong shocks on April 14, 1658, February 10, 1661, February 5, 1663, September 16, 1732, November 29, 1783, and October 17, 1860, were felt over broad portions of the region. Also, the major earthquake of November 18, 1755, east of Cape Ann, Massachusetts , affected a large area (about 777,000 square kilometers), including all of Vermont. On December 18, 1867, an early morning shock awakened persons (MM V) in Burlington, Vermont, Odgensburg and Syracuse, New York, and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The tremor was also reported felt as far as east as Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada. Previously listed as centered in Vermont, this earthquake may have had its origin in the St. Lawrence Valley region, the dominant seismic zone in the area. Many of the earlier earthquakes have limited information and the historical accounts are indefinite. Little damage resulted from what was described as a "severe" shock in northeastern New York on May 27, 1897. It was felt over an area approximately 288,000 square kilometers, including New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and parts of Quebec, Canada. A similar earthquake centered in southeastern Maine on March 21, 1904. This shock was felt throughout the greater part of New England and the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The affected area was about the same as that of the previous tremor. Chimneys were damaged at Calais and Eastport, Maine, and St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada.

100. A Brief History Of Canadian Lighthouses A Brief history of Canadian Lighthouses. (Last Updated 19May-02) Cape EnrageAdventures, new brunswick; Musee de la Mer. 1034 Route du Phare http://members.aol.com/stiffcrust/pharos/

A Brief History of Canadian Lighthouses (Last Updated 19-May-02) Contents 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 18th Century 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

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