This monument commemorating Sarah Emma Edmonds, born in Magaguadavic in 1841, is located on Saunders Road off of Farm Point Road on the way to
Brockway Millstone. Image Source: Sheryl Bartlett Reuben Brockway built a grist mill in Brockway in the early days of its settlement, which later burned down.
The Harvey region in York County boasts a rich heritage that fills its residents, both past and present, with immense pride. This pride is evident
This monument is located at the corner of Frog Lake Road and Route 3 and was dedicated in 1942 to commemorate the settlement of the area by
This monument, located at 650 Tweedside Road, commemoratesing settlers who came from the Scottish English borderland in the 1840s and 1850s. It was built by
Dedicated in 1890, the church was so called because the community was represented by several denominations such as Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregational, and Plymouth Brethren,
The first church was built about 1861 The church was destroyed by the Saxby Gale in 1869 The second church (or chapel as the first
The church, located in the heart of the Village of Harvey, was dedicated on Sunday, June 7th, 1896. Marshall and Mary Robison gave the land for
Land was donated and the church was built around 1868. By the turn of the century the population in the area made the first church
First Services in Harvey The first church services were held in the original Taylor Hall over the Taylor Store. The only church nearby was the
This church was built or finished on October 4, 1893, by Thomas Robison, William Embleton and James Patterson. This is known because a small triangular
The first Presbyterian Church in Harvey Station, York Co., N.B., stood adjacent to the Harvey Settlement Cemetery across the road from the current Knox Presbyterian
From The Scrapbook York Mill Fire 1944 By Dr. Bill Randall As told by: T. K. Craig It was a warm summer’s day in June
From The Scrap Book By Dr. Bill Randall Memories of The Taylors This winter we’ve said good bye to the Taylor Hall. We’ve not said
From the Scrapbook Undated By Dr. Bill Randall Marinated Deer Feet Did you ever eat marinated deer feet? I tried them once. It was Mac’s
From The Scrap Book HARVEY’S First Name? Where is the REAL ORIGINAL Harvey? Is it Harvey Station? Is it Harvey Settlement? Is it the Harvey
Harvey Outreach Selected For National Research Project PARTICIPATING IN RESEARCH PROJECT — Beverley Weeks of Harvey Out reach Services shows Michael MacLean the “Generations of
Harvey, McAdam Dive Into French Immersion August 7, 1997 Children living in Harvey and McAdam will now have the option of enrolling in French immersion
FROM THE SCRAPBOOK BY DR. BILL RANDALL This winter we’ve said good bye to the Taylor Hall. We’ve not said good bye to the memory
From the Scrap Book Signed piece of wood in Steeple 1893 “Dull damp weather.” That’s the up-to-date weather report from October 4, 189. The three
First Graduating Classes Hold Joint Reunion – 1989 After forty some years the graduating classes of 1947, ’48 and ’49 from Harvey Regional High School
From The Scrap Book Ella Swan’s Devil The late Ella Swan (1877- 1967) claimed the Devil tempted her – in Church. Ella, one of the
From the Scrapbook Undated By Dr. Bill Randall DOG THREATENS DEER HERDS Natural Resources and Energy Minister Morris Green is asking residents to keep their
“Joyful Fella” Inducted Into Two Shrines Eugene Morris New Brunswick is mourning the loss of a born entertainer and a true gentleman Telegraph-Journal October 24,
From The Scrapbook December 2000 Dr. Bill Randall Demolition Of Black’s Store Probably one of the most significant events that has changed the look of
From The Scrap Book May 25, 1990 By: Dr. Bill Randall Why Pioneers Settled In Harvey? It is a pleasure for me to hear the
