Here is a photo of Claude Bishop's fish weir at Herring Cove in what is now Fundy National Park.

Here is a great photo of Hopewell NB Canada. From the Dept. of Mines and Resources and can be found in Library and Archives Canada. The big question is, where do you think this is?

Here is a great postcard, showing the beautiful post office in Hillsborough. We were such a maritime county that a customs house was needed, hard to believe eh? Post Office and Custom House, Hillsborough, NB.

Back to school Monday. This is a great submitted photo from Janet Lindstrom of the Dawson School in 1927. This photo came from her mother Marion Jonah, who married Andy Stewart. Her mother is in the middle row, and would have been 15 at the time of the photo. She stated “The school looks the same as now.”.

Guess what! Fundy National Park opens tomorrow, June 1! It’s a limited opening, but a good start. This photo shows Headquarters on the Official Park opening day July 28, 1950.

We’re getting anxious to open the museum on June 6. Here is a photo of the“Silver Jubilee Lodge and Library 1935”. Sign in window says, “Read books” This photo is from 1940. A lot has changed since 1940 - I can notice 2 big changes in this photo from today, what are they?

Photos of the old gypsum trains in Hillsborough are some of the coolest photos around. There were two engines called Connie and Tad. If you have any photos of them please share!

100 years ago today, May 28, 1920, the 1919 Victory Loans War Trophy arrived at Cape Station and was towed to Hopewell Cape. This gun was captured at Vimy Ridge, and was won by the citizens of Albert County in the 1919 Victory Loans Competition. Albert County raised f $346,000.00 more than tripled its goal of $110,000.00. We raised a greater percentage over our goal then any other district in the province and were awarded the trophy. The photo of the five boys on the Hopewell Cape Vimy Ridge Gun is from 1935 and shows Douglas Higgins, Burton Fownes, Vernon Fownes, Cyril Cook and Harold Bishop on the gun. Isn't the original camouflage paint job amazing!

The April 24 photo of an oil rig was of Well 106 on route 114 in Stoney Creek. This well had a storied past producing up to 100 barrels a day at its peak. It was likely the most photographed well in the system because of its prominent location. This photo was taken in 1994 by Harold Toole, and shows the tower replaced by a pumpjack, about 60 years after the first photo.

This is one cool photo of the Mill at Forest Glen on the Pollett River taken July 8, 1959.

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!

You might not be able to do much in Fundy Park, but Alma is open for Lobster! Here is a photo of Alma Harbour and lobster traps.