Mr. William McGorman (with the beard) in front of the West home and Baptist Church in Hopewell Hill, No date but pre 1925.

A trip to Fundy National Park with this beautiful vista from 1950.

J.L.Peck Bank Building on Corner of Mill Street and Main Street in Hillsborough. Taken in the 1920’s, the building burned in 1947.

March Break is over and it’s back to school Monday with a photo of Hebron School. The school was never very large, and was rarely used after about 1926. The B&W photo shows (click on link) actual glass in the windows, so is considerably older than the colour slide of it, taken about 1980.

On International Women’s Day we give you one of the great women from Albert County. Mary Majka - Born in Poland in 1925 (d.2014) to a Czechoslovakian countess and a Polish school principal, It was in Albert County. New Brunswick that she would finally feel at home and it was there that Mary would begin her life’s work, saving wildlife environments, preserving historic sites, and educating Canadians about the natural world.

A photo of Point Wolfe circa 1940 notice the built up road in the bottom right corner on the banks of the river.

Let’s take a trip down Main Street,Hillsborough, circa 1900.

Copper mine in New Horton area circa 1890.

Three for one special today, of a Sugar Camp in 1921 (99 years ago!) because when the sap is running you make maple syrup. You’ll have to click the link to see the other two. These photos were taken by Joanna West and show the Stevens Sugar Camp on Apr 4th 1921. The camp was located in Rosevale Albert Co.

A great photo of the Memel Covered Bridge with a dog from about 1940.

Back to work Monday, means a trip to the sugar bush! Saps going to run this week! This photo is from 1923 in Mapleton, Albert County.

First Day of March means a Sunday drive to the Hopewell Rocks in this circa 1950 photo of Lover’s Rock.