Records With Access Point "School buildings"
15 results found (13 digitized image(s) available).
Lutes collection
Fonds - [ca.1895]
P10
These negatives were donated by Allen W. Lutes of Moncton (b. 15 Oct 1908 Dawson Settlement, NB, d 9 Oct 1984) to PANB in the summer of 1972. Little is known of Lutes' relationship with these negatives other than it seems likely he received them via a family member and that he wished "them to be of some value to our local people".
Former St. Thomas University Buildings in Chatham, NB
Item - 1968
P17\80
These university buildings were later used as a high school and elementary school while providing offices for the school district. They ceased being used as university buildings in August 1964.
This building is now a school in Douglastown, NB
Item - 1968
P17\145
The two plaques on the left hand side of the building are memorials to the war dead for World War I and World War II. The building was formerly the residence of Alexander Rankin, built in 1837 after his residence was lost due to fire. When Rankin died and Richard Hutchison became the resident partner of Gilmor, Rankin and Co., he occupied this house. It was Richard’s son, Ernest, who gave the building to become a school. Many an important visitor to the Miramichi was entertained here. The front of the house, not seen here, faces the river. A beautifully proportioned patio designed and built by William Murray, a notable Miramichi architect, was removed some years ago from the front.
St. Thomas University in Chatham, NB
Item - 1968
P17\155
This building was St. Thomas College when it was built in 1919 after the former building was lost in a fire in 1818. It was used by the University until 1964. It was later occupied by the Emergency Measures Organization.
Harkins Academy in Newcastle, NB
Item - 1968
P17\164
The school was named in memory of John Harkins who taught in Newcastle in the mid 1800’s and who bequeathed a sum of money to the school.
School
Item - 1905-1925
P29\23