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.
The lodge is located on Wildwood Island on Magaguadavic Lake and was originally the home of Marston Scott, who built it c.1911. He sold it to Alice and Elwood McLean in 1945 who ran it as a lodge until 1967. Group photo taken at the lodge in 1962. Left to right: Maude Dykeman, Inez Davis, Alma Stairs, Mrs Knox, Cora
Photo of an old country store that used to be on what is now known as the old Prince William Road, near King’s Landing.
Undated photo of what is believed to be Coburn’s store, run by John Ervin Coburn.
Undated photo of G.W. Coburn and Sons store (present day Berty’s Country Store).
This photo is dated 1950 and is of the same building, when it was the Davis General Store. Note the old gas pump in front
1911.Uncirculated– Main Street, Harvey Station, N.B. – Collection of Tim Patterson, Ottawa, ON Color tinted postcard of ‘Main Street, Harvey Station, N.B.’ View is looking
Date unknown.
The mill was first started in 1857 and in the 1890’s it was bought by Roy Little, who ran it until 1916. The business was
Oromocto Lake Lodge – Collection of Mary Joan Kirkpatric Black and white photograph of Oromocto Lake Lodge take on October 15, 2954.
Undated photo of a barn raising at Campburn Farm, Harvey, NB. Source: Beverly (Robison) Little
What is now known as Watson’s Home Building Centre started out as the Harvey Farmers’ Trading Company established in 1892. Charles and Claire Watson bought
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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