Well I’ve waited a long time to use this photo. It’s December and 25 Days until Christmas! Here is a great photo of Len Lutes’s Truck loaded with Christmas Trees destined for the USA in 1964 This picture was taken in Parkindale.

Back to School Monday with a photo of the Point Wolfe school taken from the rear of the building. The Point Wolfe school served the sawmill community, and ceased to have any function when the mill village disappeared. Click on the link to see a photo of the rear of the school.

Back to Church Sunday with this a beautiful postcard from the NB Museum collection of the First Baptist Church in Hillsborough. Sadly this church burned shortly after this postcard was issued (circa 1910).

This is a beautiful postcard from the NB Museum collection looking on Hillsborough from Taylors Hill (Taylor’s Lane). The date on the Postcard is September 20, 1906 and the message reads today is 99°(F) in the shade!

Here is another photo taken in 1925 that we need help pin-pointing on the map. It’s called, From Hillsborough , en route to Moncton, view of the Petitcodiac River, Albert County, New Brunswick, Any ideas?

Here is a real nice photo taken in July 1925, which I hope someone can place on a modern map, as I can’t figure out where it might be? Any ideas?

It’s back to some Covered Bridges! This is another great shot of the Haley Covered Bridge over Turtle Creek. This photo was taken September 9, 1960 by Florence K. Daly.

It’s back to some Covered Bridges! This is a nice shot of the MacFarlane Covered Bridge, over the East Branch of Turtle Creek. This photo was taken September 9, 1961 by Florence K. Daly.

Back to school Monday, with this photo of the Edgett’s Landing School after 1927. This building became the Women’s Institute and is now a private residence.

Back to church Sunday, with this photo of the Hillsborough Baptist Church! Taken circa 1925 by H. W. Beecher Smith.

Now that’s a place to camp! This is a photo of Grey’s Island in Hillsborough taken circa 1925. This photo was taken by H. W. Beecher Smith. Ten points to the person who can name the car!

Here is an interesting photo from August 19, 1927 showing the view of Hillsborough and Surrey from across the river in Dover. This photo was taken by H. W. Beecher Smith. From this photo you can see Hillsborough was aptly named!