Time for a Saturday Drive through the Harris Steeves Covered Bridge from the Salem end. This photo was taken in 1968.

This is a great photo of the CN Train going over the Turtle Creek trestle.

This nice weather is the perfect time for a parade. Here is the Red Cross parade in Hillsborough sometime during the Second World War. In front of J. Steeves & Son Hardware Store.in Hillsborough. Gordon Steeves (Duke) on Tractor.

And now a trip to what was the most advanced school in the country at the time, the Riverside Consolidated School and one of the early domestic science classes. This photo dates to teh year the school opened in 1905.

Let’s travel to Elgin today. This photo is of the Elgin Turntable from around 1950. The Engine would be turned around on it to head in the opposite direction. I wonder what they did in the winter?

Happy Victoria Day! Countless Canadians have shown great courage on the battlefield, but only the bravest have received the Victoria Cross. This impressive medal – the highest award for military gallantry that a Canadian can receive – was introduced by Queen Victoria in 1856 and some 100 Canadians have been awarded one since then. Did you know a Victoria Cross recipient was born and raised in Hopewell Hill? L.COL Cyrus Wesley Peck was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions on September 2, 1918. The photo shows the Peck family cemetery in Riverside-Albert, the Fence surrounding the cemetery was erected by Lt. Col. Cy Peck in the 1930s.

Looks like a nice day for a hike in Fundy National Park! It doesn’t get more scenic than this, with the village of Alma in the view, with the old covered bridge!

Looks like a nice day for a party! With this circa 1950 photo at Fundy National Park. Nice view in the distance.

Staying in the oil fields for this photo of Well No. 20 and storage tanks at Stoney Creek.

Here is a great picture of the Maritime Oilfields Co. property near Hillsborough in 1911. The car is a McLaughin Buick.

Although not the clearest photo, it is spectacular! An early photo of Herring Cove in what is now Fundy National Park. .

Here is a photo of Holmes Steeves property in Salem taken in the 1940’s. Notice the tanker wagon, just in front of the house, does anyone have any idea what that was used for?.