The Miller Flanger

Fredericton, New Brunswick
The design and patent of the Miller flanger commemorated here.
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Hector House

Gagetown, New Brunswick
The House on Hector Lane
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The Hectors, The Peters and contradicting histories

Gagetown, New Brunswick
The ties between Andrew Hector, the Peters and enslavement.
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The Making of Slavery: Caleb Jones

Fredericton, New Brunswick
Caleb Jones Land Grant: Caleb Jones and loyalist slavery, a narrative.
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The O’Ree and Lawrence Families

Fredericton, New Brunswick
Childhood home of Willie O’Ree
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Black Loyalist Heritage Centre

Shelburne, Nova Scotia
Home of the Black Loyalists, the largest free Black settlement in the 1780s.
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Maroon Hill

Middle Sackville, Nova Scotia
Not all Maroons chose to settle in Preston or work as labour in Halifax.
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Kings College (and the slave economy)

Windsor, Nova Scotia
Where the ideals of the enlightenment meet the barbarity of the slave economy.
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Monument to William Hall V.C.

Hantsport, Nova Scotia
The final resting place of William Hall V.C., first Black awardee of the Victoria Cross.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church

Upper Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia
Early Black Refugee Church built in Hammonds Plains by Rev. John Burton in 1822.
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