Churches
Thomaston Corner Meeting Room
The Thomaston Corner Meeting Room was built around 1930. Before that time members gathered at a schoolhouse.
Churches
Knox Presbyterian Church
The Knox Presbyterian Church was built and dedicated in 1927. It is located on Route 3 across the road from the Harvey Settlers Cemetery.
Churches
St. Mark’s Catholic Church
St. Mark’s Catholic Church is situated in the Donnelly Settlement at Lake George. It was built in 1877-88 by Henry McGarvey on land belonging to an O’Keefe family.
Churches
Seventh Day Adventist Church
The Seventh Day Adventist Church was built in 1951 on Route 3.
Churches
Acton Presbyterian Church
The Acton Presbyterian Church is located on Route 3 across the road from the Acton Cemetery. It was originally dedicated in 1868.
Churches
St. Andrews United Church
The St Andrews United Church located on Route 3 in the Harvey Rural Community was originally a Presbyterian Church.
Churches
Frog Lake Universalist Church
The Universalist Church was built on Frog lake Road in 1915.
Documents
Lake George Lodge Minutes
Pdf file of minutes taken during meetings of the Lake George Lodge No 195. The Lodge was a chapter of the British Templars organized on April 20th, 1898.
Monuments & Landmarks
Military Tank
Lynx Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle presented to the Village of Harvey in honour of those who served in the Canadian military. It is coloacated with the Cenotaph on Route 3.
Churches
Harvey Pentecostal Church
Worship of the Pentecostal faith in the Harvey area began in the 1940’s. In 1952, a first church was built then a second, larger one in 1976.
Churches in the Harvey Rural Community
Overview of churches in the Harvey Rural Community.
Uncategorized
Old Magundy Church Yard
The Magundy Church Yard used to include the St. Johns Anglican Church and accompanying graveyard. The church has long since been dismantled. A plaque commememorates the original Magundy settlers many of whom are buried in the remaining graveyard.
Military
Cenotaph
Erected in 1989, the Harvey Cenotaph stands as a tribute to the local men and women who gave their lives in World War I and World War II. Expanded in 2006 to include WWII entries, the memorial serves as a poignant reminder of the community’s sacrifices.
Monuments & Landmarks
Davis Monument
Located in Davis Park within the Village of Harvey, this monument is dedicated to the Davis family in recognition of their generous land donation.
Monuments & Landmarks
Harvey Settlers Monument
Discover the rich history of Harvey’s founding families with the Harvey Settlers Monument, commemorating the pioneers who emigrated from the borderlands of Scotland and England in 1837. Located near the Harvey Settlement Cemetery, this landmark pays tribute to their enduring legacy. Restored in 2024, the monument stands as a testament to community dedication and the deep roots of Harvey’s heritage.
Monuments & Landmarks
Don Messer Memorial
Family members erected this memorial commemorating Don Messer, a famous Canadian fiddler who grew up in Tweedside, New Brunswick.
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Indigenous History Resources
List of resources to learn more about the indigenous peoples of New Brunswick.
Monuments & Landmarks
Sarah Edmonds Memorial
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
Histories
Brockway Millwheel
The Brockway Millstone serves as a memorial to the pioneer settlers of Brockway, New Brunswick.
Monuments in Harvey Rural Community
Discover the rich history of the Harvey region through its many monuments, honoring significant events, settlements, and individuals.
Uncategorized
Little Settlers Monument
Monument commemorating the settlement of the area by the Little family.
Monuments & Landmarks
Pioneers of Tweedside Monument
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
Churches
Brockway Union Church
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 Church of Immaculate Conception in Cork
4th Cork Catholic Church. Source: Bernie and Janet McCann The first Church of Immaculate Conception was built in Cork, York County, New Brunswick in around
Churches
Harvey Baptist Church
Baptist Church located in Harvey Station. It was sold to a local business in 2021.
Churches
All Saints Anglican Church in Magaguadavic
All Saints Anglican Church in Magaguadavic The All Saints Anglican Church in Magaguadavic, York County, New Brunswick was built on donated land around 1868.