This book outlines the history and growth of four distinct communities that make up what is known as Fredericton North: Nashwaaksis, Devon, Barker's Point, and Marysville. Founding families, such as the Robinsons of Nashwaaksis, and important businesses
Barker's Point
Devon
Marysville
Nashwaaksis
like the Marysville Cotton Mill, are profiled in depth, alongside information about churches, schools, industries, and transportation in the region. By using carefully selected historical images, Ted and Anita Jones take their readers on a journey through the life of Victorian-era Fredericton North and the unique events that stitched together four distinct communities in New Brunswick's capital.
Ted Jones, a retired teacher, has written numerous books including All the Days of His Life, and Fredericton Flashback and has contributed articles to many magazines. Anita Jones is the co-author of Fredericton and Its People with her husband, Ted Jones.
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Historic Fredericton North
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December 12, 2008 (The Dailey Gleaner)
Councillor says old roundhouse could be turned into a museum.  More
December 27, 2008 (Northside News)
Northside collector celebrates Fredericton's sport heritage.  More
October 24, 2006 (The Dailey Gleaner)
Hardworking and kindhearted, She has a positive outlook.  More
June 22, 1010 (Daily Gleaner)
Marysville landmarks named to Fredericton's historic places register. More
To assist in developing policies, programs and initiatives, the Heritage Identification and Preservation Committee (HIPC) of the Fredericton North Heritage Association is asking for input from the general membership. Please complete the attached form online and email to Ian Robertson (HIPC chair) ianrobertson100@rogers.com
Heritage Identification and Preservation Committee
"Ashes and Rebirth: 
St. Mary's Ferry/North Devon". 
Visit this exhibit on-line at the following link.

Please note that FNHA recently launched a new version of the VMC and are still in the process of updating our databases. Consequently, the exhibit may not be found when using the search function on virtualmuseum.ca. We have made the correction of this issue a top priority, so the exhibit should be available to search within the near future.

Fredericton North Heritage Journal  - September 2011
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Ernie MacFadzen 
(450-7607) 
for your copy ($10)
Marysville.
Fredericton North Heritage Association