Records With Access Point "Charlotte County"
87 results found (86 digitized image(s) available).
Two men standing in front of St. Mark's Church at St. George
Item - [ca. 1909]
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The original structure of the Anglican Church was consecrated July 26th 1826, but was torn down in 1907 due to a need for extensive repairs and to make room for a larger structure. The structure in the image was consecrated 9th of December 1909 and housed a large school room in the stone basement. This structure later burned, but a new St. Mark's Church building is located at 28 Main Street in St. George.
Street car on Milltown boulevard in St. Stephen
Item - [ca.1906]
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W.H. Clark's drug store also known as Apothecary's Hall. A.S Murphy, M.D. had a sign immediately below Clark's. Across the street on the right, the ground floor of the Glasgow House seemed to be divided between E.M. Ganong and the American Express Company. J&E. Smith were chandlers; Frank Smith had a drug store. S. Whitney was a dentist located near Dominion Express. Murchie Bros grocery was already offering Red Rose Tea. There was a Gibson's Variety Store and Howard H. McAdam, offered guns, ammunition, and fishing tackles. He also professed the craft of taxidermy.
Street scene in St. Stephen
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Most likely King Street looking south towards Union Street. Signs visible for F.M. Murchie boot and shoe provision store. J.W. Robinson, grocer and DeWolfe Hardware and a coffin and casket store.
St. Stephen Bridge
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International bridge between St. Stephen, NB and Calais Maine, USA a.k.a St. Stephen Bridge, Charlotte County.