Time for a Sunday drive! In this 1920 photo showing Dr. William Francis Ganong's 1917-1919 Ford Model T on the Old Shepody Road, Albert County, New Brunswick.

This view of the harbour in Alma shows the tugboat Stadium lining up three vessels at the dock. The vessels would be tied together at the dock before the tide went out. The vessels had to be tied together because the dock is so small. When the tide was out the vessels would rest on the ocean floor.

The Revolving Light while under construction at the Turner Shipyards in Harvey in 1875. The ship was the first square rigged all masts built at Harvey. The ship weighed 1248 tons and was named for Cape Spencer Light, Saint John

This photo is of the Meredith White under construction in Alma in 1918. The Meredith and its sister ship the Vincent (seen behind the Meredith) were built for C.T. White & Son Ltd. Note the scaffolding around the ships used by the men while building the vessel. Although the deck and the masts are in place the planks on the hull have yet to be painted.

This photo shows two ships the Vincent and Meredith White being built side by side in Alma in 1915. Note the wooden scaffolding around the ships, workmen would build up this scaffolding higher and higher as the ship was being built.

To go with our Homeschool project an amazing photo of Alma Harbour. This vessel tied up at the harbour in Alma is probably being loaded with timber, the ship was used to transport the lumber to market. Note the wooden bridge across the Alma river in the far left of the photo, and the piles of logs ready to be sawed on the dock.

Back to school Monday with a trip to the old Harvey School, which burned in 1941.

It’s Sunday, so let’s take a family drive to Hopewell Cape to Randall’s Farm. Little Sharman Arslanian at Randall's Farm Hopewell Cape in 1951. Pony Rides, puppy farm, monkey, and apparently even a zebra. PS Click on the link to see the famous monkey!

Two young men mining for shale, location unknown, somewhere in Albert County.

Now here is a photo that makes my back sore just thinking about it. Several men mining for shale, location unknown, somewhere in Albert County. What a nice house!

Here is a cool photo of Bill Levy who was a mail driver In Albert County in the late 1940's with one of his granddaughters. Bill was a Boer War Veteran.This photo was aken Behind the old Hillsborough Post office with Ford’s Pharmacy in the rear to the right.

Today was the date for the Mastodon talk, which has been postponed due to the Covid-19 virus. This is a photo of the house where the Mastodon was found. The C.J.Osman home on Golf Club Road with Maurice Hayward on the bob sled.. The Mastodon was found at the dam site at the rear of the property.