Let’s take a trip to Elgin. Looking south to station, mile 13.8, Elgin Subdvision.

Back to School Monday, with a trip to Surrey School. The Surrey School stayed empty after 1961, and was torn down not long after this photo was taken in 1973.

Back to church Sunday, with a trip to the Holy Ghost Catholic Church in Riverside-Albert.

Tomorrow, June 13 at 1pm, we are rededicating the cannons to the Citizens of Albert County. Here is a very early photo of the Victory Cannon from 1920. This photo was submitted a few years ago to the museum by Justin Raworth. Remember if you are unable to make it to the ceremony we will be broadcasting live on the Museum’s Facebook channel.

Tomorrow, June 13 at 1pm, we are rededicating the cannons to the Citizens of Albert County. Here is a very early photo of the Victory Cannon from 1920. This photo was submitted a few years ago to the museum by Justin Raworth. Remember if you are unable to make it to the ceremony we will be broadcasting live on the Museum’s Facebook channel.

Here is a nice photo of Harvey Bank in 1937.

Fillmore Bridge photo taken in Aug, 1964. The bridge, spanning Turtle Creek, and road were removed with the construction of the Turtle Creek reservoir.

Stephen Steeves on rail Tanker 100 at siding in Weldon, July 5, 1933. Stephen Steeves was a clerk in the gypsum company office when this picture was taken by Harold Toole at the siding in Weldon. Many will remember Stephen as president of the General Motors dealership Steeves Motors.

This seemed a natural place to take a picture since the Steeves home was close-by and Harold chummed with the boys. Tank car 100 was built in 1912. Specs painted on the tank gives its capacity as 6656 imperial gallons, light weight 39000 pounds. AK.12.32 was painted on the end. AK was the station symbol for Moncton Shops. December 1932 is when NB Gas & Oilfields bought the car. Rail car information supplied by Conrad Steeves. Photo and info submitter by Al Renton.

Back to school Monday, with a trip to the Osborne Corner School. Anyone have any stories around it?

Time for a Sunday Drive to the Hopewell Rocks who are open too! This photo dates from 1936!

We’re OPEN for the Season. Happy Albert County 175! We hope to see you sometime this year, we’re open daily until September 30 from 10:30am-5:30pm. This photo dates from 1960.

Good news! The Museum officially opens tomorrow! Here is a photo that’s quite rare showing the Square in Hopewell Cape with Ed Pye’s Store and the County Tax Office and the Records Office. This photo dates fro the 1940s. We hope to see you tomorrow!