Harvey Heritage is dedicated to exploring, collecting, and protecting the historical treasures of Harvey Rural Community, a region shaped by the rich histories of the Village of Harvey, Manners Sutton, Dumfries, Prince William, Kingsclear, and New Maryland. Dive into our expansive digital archive and discover photos, documents, and narratives that paint a vibrant picture of our unified heritage. Support our preservation efforts by becoming a member of our community or making a contribution.
Undated photo of the Odbur Little farm in what is now known as the Village of Harvey. The original land, Lot 5 of the original Harvey Settlement, was granted to William Embleton, who later sold it to David Little and his wife Margaret Herbert. Source: Tommy Swan, Harvey Station, New Brunswick.
The public school system in New Brunswick did not fully develop until 1872 when The Common Schools Act of 1871 was enacted by the New
This map of Harvey Station was published in the Atlas of York County, New Brunswick in 1878. The St. Andrews Road through the village and
One room schoolhouse in Tweedside in the 1970s. Source: Janet Watson This photo is of a one room schoolhouse located on Tweedside Road, located next
Located near the present-day T junction of the Tweedside Road and Route 3 in the Harvey Rural Community, the Manners Sutton “Swamp” School consisted of a single room with two outhouses in the back, and a woodshed. This simple yet functional structure served its purpose well for nearly eight decades.
The Harvey Settlement was established by settlers from the River Tweed area of the Scottish/English border who came on the ship, the Cornelius of Sunderland
Harvey Rural Community boasts a region of over 10 lakes and numerous waterways.
As the area became more settled, people started enjoying the lakes for year-round recreational purposes. Photo: Taken around 1940, two young women are skating on the
Heading south from Longs Creek along Route 3, Newmarket was settled about 1839 by immigrants from Northern Ireland. Smithfield is located close by. Photo: This
Two farmers harvesting hay with their horse. Where they are haying is approximately where Blacks Grocery is today in the village.
Unveiling of memorial commemorating the settlers of Tweedside c. 1950s.
The premises of G.W. Coburn and Sons, Harvey, was destroyed by fire on February 26. Store, feed shed, small shed and dwelling were all destroyed
Old postcard of the Robison Hotel where the current Davis Park is located in the Village of Harvey, York County, New Brunswick. The hotel burned
Discover the remarkable individuals on our Wall of Recognition, honoring those who have made significant contributions to the Harvey region. From arts and science to business and education, or through volunteering and historical preservation, these local heroes have shaped our vibrant heritage in exceptional ways.
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