Back to school Monday - the Old Albert Mines School. The school that was called "Albert Mines" was originally "Woodworth's", since Albert Mines was actually a separate community on the road leading to Ing's Interval and Salem. Once the last buildings in "The Mines", collapsed, the name was transferred to "Woodworth's", some time around the end of World War 2.

Sunday means a trip to Fundy National Park. In this circa 1950 photo of a couple leaving a chalet going golfing. Nice car!

'The Manning' hauling a load of lumber from the wharf at Point Wolfe to a ship out in the Bay. 1915 Point Wolfe, New Brunswick, Canada

In front of the West family Home in Hopewell Hill probably after a snow storm Jan 14th 1923. Taken by Joanna West from the Bill White Collection

Phenomenal photo of the Alma Wharf from 1932.

Now there is a cool police car! Const Jeff Ayers R.C.M.P. Stationed in Hillsborough in the early 1980’s.

Heading to Western Albert County today, an idyllic view of Elgin, Circa 1900.

Back to work Monday, Livingston’s Quarry Crew. 1890 Hillsborough, New Brunswick, Canada.

Sunday means a jaunt to the Hopewell Rocks with a patriotic postcard from the rocks circa 1906 showing a dapper man looking at the Rocks.

A view of Hillsborough from top of the church circa 1890.

A sawmill near Alma. Circa 1915. Albert County Museum Collection

The old Baptist Church in Hopewell Hill and The West family house both burned in Dec 1925.