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MC300-MS19 York-Sunbury Historical Society Collection Description (page 164)
If you are interested in any of these files then please contact the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick.
Continued from Clippings (MS19 – 1 to 18), Clippings (MS19 – 19A), Clippings (MS19 – 20 to 103), Clippings (MS19 – 104 to 157), Clippings (MS19 – 158 to 216) and Clippings (MS19 – 217 to 247)
248 Clippings Downtown Fredericton Facelift-April 1977,
249 Clippings, Fredericton, Heritage Trust Festival-April 23, 1977
250 Clipping, “My Kind of Town – Impressions of Dawn Pollard, Museum Impressive”; detailed description about the interior and holdings of the York-Sunbury Museum; n.d.
251 Clipping from The Daily Gleaner, “York-Sunbury Historical Society Hears Address on N.B. Early Education”; n.d.
252 Clipping, The York-Sunbury Historical Society presents “The Past, Present and Future of Rug Hooking”; n.d.
253 Clipping from The Daily Gleaner, “Honor Jonathan Odell at Ceremony Tuesday”; n.d.
254 Clipping on “Mary Barker Funeral Scheduled Wednesday”, obituary, photo of Mary Barker, n.d.
255 Clipping on grants for smaller galleries mentions Fredericton’s Beaverbrook Art Gallery, the National Exhibition Center and the UNB Art Centre, Old Government House, Mansion House, photo of The Original Old Government House in Fredericton, photo of chest of drawers (c1820) made by Saint John cabinet-maker Thomas Nisbet, by Christina Sabat, n.d.
256 Clipping on exhibits of commemorative pottery at the York-Sunbury Museum “Display Recollects Barker House Era” by Debbie Laaper – photo
257 Clipping on “Interesting Facts about Early Fire Fighting In City by Graham Galloway, Gleaner Staff Writer, n.d.
258 Clipping on saving the Military Compound by Wayman A. Fairweather, n.d.
259 Clipping on the Military Compound by Louise Hill, n.d.
260 Clipping on saving historic buildings downtown Fredericton by Jesse Tweeddale Hall, n.d.
261 Clipping on “Alberta’s Oil Boom Started in New Brunswick” by John Fisher, n.d.
262 Clippings on “Downtown Development Outlined” by Roger Alain and “Military Compound’ Suggested as Name”, n.d.
263 Clipping and photo of Lieutenant-General Ernest W. Sansom who was honored with life membership in legion by Milton Thomas, n.d.
264 Clipping on preserving Fredericton city houses, n.d.
265 Clipping on Historical Society wants answers on the proposed commercial development in the Military Compound by Stuart Allen Smith, n.d.
266 Clipping on “The Saxby Gale”, 1869 in Penniac station by Harry P. Wade. Has information on Wade family, n.d.
267 Clipping on “Grounds for Dissension” on the Westmorland Street Bridge by Robert Fellows, n.d.
268 Clipping from The Daily Gleaner on “Marysville Place Discussed”, photo, n.d.
269 Clipping of poem “Poet’s Memory Honored” Glenn E. Pond (photo), by Michael O. Nowlan, n.d.
270 Clippings from The Atlantic Advocate on York-Sunbury Museum, by Fred Phillips, photographs by Dr. R.E. Balch, n.d.
271 Clipping and photograph of Historical Tour of the York-Sunbury Museum by Keith Minchin, February 21, 1990.
272 Clipping and photo of a painting of the original Provincial Exhibition Palace, “City’s First Exhibition Building” inaugurated in 1864 by Linda Squiers Hansen, n.d.
273 Clipping and photo of CFNB’s Jack Fenety, “Chance Meeting Led to Career” n.d.
274 Clipping and photo of Dr. Wallace Brown, “UNB History Professor Elected to Society Post, n.d.
275 Clipping and photo of Muriel McQueen Ferguson receiving 1986 Persons Awards presented by Governor General Jeanne Sauve, n.d.
276 Clipping of “River Jubilee open in Capital” by Sharon Pond, n.d.
277 Clipping on “Fredericton Heritage Trust” by Stuart Allen Smith, n.d.
278 Clipping on “McKinley Ferry Has Ended Long Service”, n.d.
279 Photocopy of notes on Executive Meeting – York-Sunbury Historical Society, May 8, 1946 and General Meeting – York-Sunbury Historical Society, May 8, 1946. Photocopy of newspaper clipping “Historical Society Interesting Paper” in regards to May 8th meeting and newspaper clipping “Historical Society Noted Accessions”, July 15, 1946.
280 Photocopy of newspaper clippings “Ask For Memorial-Late Dr. Priestman”, Historical Society Considered Several Important Questions at Meeting, August 30, 1950. Photocopy of newspaper clipping – “Attended Conference”, Dr. Ivan Crowell and Miss Louise Manny Spoke at Rockwood, Me, October 17, 1950. Photocopy of General Meeting, October 18, 1950.
281 Clipping with photo of early furnishings at the York-Sunbury Museum in the old Officers’ Barracks Building, “Society Revives Historical Period”, July 3, 1961.
282 Clippings from The Daily Gleaner with photo of Queen Mother Elizabeth, “Giant Indian-Eskimo Murals will Decorate Uplands Airport for Queen Mother’s Arrival”. Clipping “Monument of Great Historic Significance Says Professor”, This is the text of an address by Prof. W.S. MacNutt, professor of history at the University of New Brunswick, delivered during the unveiling of the National Historic Site Plaque at Old Government House. “Black Watch Members Leave”. Photo of Youth and Welfare Minister W.R. Duffie meeting with officials of the Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps. Clipping with wedding photo between Ronald Richard Gallagher and Lucy DiGiacinto, June 5, 1962.
283 Clippings from The Daily Gleaner “Signal Corps Team Wins Carnival March”. Photo of Lt-Gen. E.W. Sansom, president of the York-Sunbury Historical Society visiting the winning marchers. The march was made on the 150th anniversary of the march of the 104th Regiment. February, 1963.
284 Clippings from The Daily Gleaner “104th Regiment’s March is Featured Today”,. “Camp Gagetown Mess Has Valuable Report of Famous March”, February 7, 1963.
285 Clipping and photo from The Daily Gleaner of the presentation of a tray handed down from the original 104th Regiment to Lieut. A. F. Charters, team captain, 3rd Signal Squardron, the winning team in a march held to commemorate the march of 104th Regiment 150 years ago. February 8, 1963.
286 Clipping and photos from The Daily Gleaner “75 Students from City Schools Visit Officer’s Square Displays” by Ralph Thompson, March 29, 1963.
287 Clipping and photo from The Hartford Courant “Noted New Brunswick Museum Contains Host of Rare Items” by Fred Phillips, April 7, 1963.
288 Clipping and photo from The Daily Gleaner “York-Sunbury Museum Historical Treasure Chest on our Doorstep by Fred Phillips, June, 1963.
a. Clipping and photo from The Daily Gleaner “Queen Marks 10th Anniversary of Her Coronation”, June 1963.;
289 Clipping and photo from The Daily Gleaner, on a York-Sunbury Historical Museum tour and demonstration for kindergarden students, October 4, 1963.
290 Clipping and photo from The New York Times, “The House That Trenton Built for Redcoats” by Leo Hamalian, December 13, 1964.
291 Clipping and photo of “Wilmot Church Plans Special Services for 174th Anniversary”, November 12, 1965.
292 Clipping and photo of “Fredericton Business History Contained in Old Advertisements” by Dick James, November 16, 1965.
293 Clipping and photos from Lewiston Journal Magazine Section “Aroostock War Recalled In Visit to N.B. Museum” by Steve Libby. Photos are of a model of “David Weston” steamboat, an iron column which was one of the original posts set out to mark the International Boundary between the State of Maine and the Province of New Brunswick, and authentic re-furnishings of the York-Sunbury Museum, March 12, 1966.
a. Clipping and photo from Lewiston Journal Magazine Section “Bell Hill Meeting House, Otisfield”, Maine, March 12, 1966.
294 Clipping from The Sun Baltimore, MD “Colonial History Treasure” article on the York-Sunbury Museum, October 16, 1966.
295 Clipping “13,000 Visitors at Museum, Interest in History Growing, Meeting Told”, January 22, 1968.
296 Clipping and photos,from Lewiston Journal Magazine Section, of N.B and one of George Taylor “First to be wet plate Nature Photographer? George T. Taylor, by Fred H. Phillips, January 27, 1968.
297 Clipping and photos from The Daily Gleaner, “York-Sunbury Historical Museum Opens; More Exhibits This Year, June 8, 1968.
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