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1420: 95: 68: 834: 53: 873:'s administration in the 1870s-1880s saw various industries cluster along the Intercolonial Railway in Amherst and Sackville. Sackville became home to two independent foundries; the Enterprise Foundry, and the Fawcett Foundry. Both produced stoves and related products with both businesses operating for more than a century. These competitors eventually merged and the Fawcett Foundry was closed and the foundry demolished in the 1980s; this 3469: 3481: 720: 3493: 341: 645:, without distinguishing between neutral Acadians and those who had resisted the British, wrote that the Acadians "shall be removed out of the country as soon as possible, and as to those about the isthmus who were in arms and therefore entitled to no favour from the government it is determined to begin with them first". This marked the beginning of the 102: 712: 1476:
The Boultenhouse Heritage Centre, built by prolific shipbuilder Christopher Boultenhouse in 1840, built onto the front of the Bulmer House, which is believed to be Sackville's oldest house built in 1790. It houses wallpaper that is original to the house, imported from Paris, and believed to be one of
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Shipbuilding and coastal trading thrived between 1824 and 1872. The last was built in 1896. The largest was the Sarah Dixon, built by Charles Dixon in 1856 at 1465 tons. That same year, Christopher Boultenhouse launched the 192 ton steamship The Westmorland, which carried passengers, mail and freight
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In 1862 there was a shipyard at the site of the current railway station, and another to the east at Dixon's Landing at the end of Landing Road. A public wharf was built there by local merchants in 1840–41. The shopkeepers were looking to import products and export staples such as lumber, grindstones
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By the 1870s the wharf was inadequate since vessels over 200 tons had only the end berth. A new wharf was added in 1911, but much shipping business had already been lost because of the lack of proper wharf. Local folklore reports that a ship never tied up at the new wharf. The wharf and the end of
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Sackville opened a public library is 1984 which has since been accessible to the entire town of Tantramar. Located on 66 Main Street, in the centre of downtown Sackville the library opens its doors to all demographics of the population. The library is a part of the system of New Brunswick Public
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The Sackville Arts Wall celebrates the achievements of Sackville artists who have made significant contributions to the fields of Literary Arts, Performing Arts, and Visual Arts, as well as Arts Builders who have supported artistic development within the community. Sackville Arts Wall inductees
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at the corner of Main and King streets was purchased by Mount Allison University for campus expansion. The remaining Enterprise-Fawcett Foundry was still operational and employed roughly 60 people near the railway station. It was one of the few remaining stove foundries in the world until it
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The Cube is the tallest building in Sackville. Standing at 44-metre high, it's a featureless white cube-shaped structure which is an enormous automated blueberry and cranberry freezer. Aside from its main use, in 2021 it was used as a public screen for video art and music videos during
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church in Canada, but subsequently returned to New England. In 1763 the population was 20 families on 200 acres of cleared (probably by the Acadians) upland, and also marshlands. A 1767 census gives the population as 349, of which 343 were Americans. The Sackville Township, named after
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saw the route for the railway altered to run through their community. It had been intended that the original route for the line would run north across the Tantramar Marshes from Fort Beauséjour to what is currently Middle Sackville and then on through the lowlands to
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university in Canada. The university welcomes roughly 2200 students per academic year. Historically based on agriculture, shipbuilding, and manufacturing, the economy is now driven by the university and tourism. Initially part of the French colony of
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started in 1772 and lasted about three years. They arrived too late to occupy the vacated Acadian farms which had already been granted to the New Englanders. However many New Englanders did not stay, and sold the land on to the British immigrants.
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and Moncton. The Dorchester diversion had the railway skirt the western edge of the marsh to the area near the public wharf and shipyards on the lower Tantramar River before continuing on to Frosty Hollow, Dorchester and the Memramcook Valley.
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The new location of the Intercolonial Railway resulted in the commercial and business centre of Sackville being relocated from the mill district at Silver Lake to the current town centre, closer to the railway line. The
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shops were active around Morice Mill Pond (renamed recently to Silver Lake) a few kilometres north of the current town centre. The centre of activity started to shift to the present downtown area when in 1836
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followed the route of the present day High Marsh Road. The Trans-Canada Highway (as it is now known) ran straight through the town until a bypass was built in 1962. The provincial border at the
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established a dedicated railcar ferry service at Cape Tormentine in 1917. The Sackville railway yard and station were constantly busy until the opening of publicly funded highways following
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serves the region, as well as the Community Health Centre which houses several physicians, an optometrist, a dentist, and a pharmacy. It is one of the few that are not government-run.
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The Sackville Harness Shop was founded in 1919 and made custom hand-crafted leather items, specializing in harnesses and straw collars for draught horses. The building, an example of
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visited in 1748, and reported Acadian settlements at Westcock; Pré des Bourgs, (Sackville); Pré des Richards, (Middle Sackville); Tintamare, (Upper Sackville); La Butte, Le Coup,
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The Argosy is the student journal produced by students of Mount Allison University. Established in 1875. it is one of the oldest official student publications in the country.
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and the valley now known as Frosty Hollow with the Memramcook and Petitcodiac rivers and was an important link in the communications system between Acadia and Quebec.
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who were invited and encouraged with land grants. The Sackville area was abandoned for six years after the expulsion of the Acadians until 1761 when 25 families from
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Campbell Carriage Factory: Sackville's first museum, the Carriage Factory was operated by the Campbell family for over 100 years, closing its doors in the 1950s.
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for a total population of about 3,000. Settlements were connected by trails and separated by marsh. A seaport at Westcock provided a link to Port Royal.
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was being expanded to a 4-lane freeway. As the railway consolidated to a single mainline running through town, businesses left, including offices of
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project changed the Sackville area forever. This line was to follow the shortest route between Truro and Moncton, but political interference by
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in 1867, and remained in the Wood family until 1966. From 1966 to 1975 the house belonged to Dr. W.S.H. Crawford, until it was purchased by
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established in 1980 dedicated to presenting contemporary art to the public through artist residencies, screenings, and performances.
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Historic home of Christopher Boultenhouse is maintained as the Boultenhouse Heritage Centre to commemorate the region's shipbuilders
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As of the 2016 Canada Census, the median age was 47.9. Mother tongue was reported as English by 4,980 people, and French by 180.
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moved his business to the site of the former town hall, and built his house across the street. He also donated land for a small
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architecture, was constructed c. 1846 and is one of the Town's earliest commercial properties. The business closed in 2021.
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Following the expulsion of the Acadians the British needed to repopulate the colony. The first wave of immigration was the
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in 1713 had ceded Acadia to England, but without specifying where the boundary was between Acadia and what remained of
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This article is about the community in New Brunswick. For the geographic parish and former local service district, see
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broke out in 1775, many of the American settlers in the area were sympathetic with the Americans, and rebels led by
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grant the 300th anniversary of its founding and to mark the 10th anniversary of the opening of its first museum.
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for use as the official residence of the president. In 2013 the Cranewood building was converted into a bakery.
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district of Siknikt (to which the place name Chignecto may be traced), which roughly comprised
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from 1857 to 1863 for the governments of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
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The Swan Pond, also known as Lily Pond is located in Ladies' College Park on the campus of
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provides theatre and other live performances like dinner theatre, comedy and live music.
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deposited by centuries of tidal flooding. Drainage is poor and there are slow-moving
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donated money and land to establish the Mount Allison Wesleyan Academy, which became
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suffered a fire in January 2012. As of 2018 the foundry still had not been rebuilt.
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is an annual independent arts and music festival held in Sackville, New Brunswick,
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only 3 or 4 examples of this type of wallpaper remaining intact in North America.
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was added in 1904. The last pair of swans to live in the Swan Pond died in 2015.
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settled on the vacated Acadian farms, followed in 1763 by a group of 13 from
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The Struggle for Sackville: The British Resettlement of Chignecto 1755-1770
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arrived in the early 1670s, as the French colony expanded from its base at
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Sackville United Church, Sackville, New Brunswick, 2014. Demolished 2015.
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In November 2022, Sackville received the accreditation of being named an
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in 1989 saw the line to Cape Tormentine removed at the same time as the
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total private dwellings, a change of 14.4% from its 2016 population of
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chapel that was built in 1838 and later evolved into the much larger
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runs through Sackville, parallel to the Trans-Canada Highway. The
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On 1 January 2023, Sackville amalgamated with the village of
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were well suited to this, and the Acadians built a system of
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house constructed of local red sandstone in about 1836 by
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Sackville grew in importance as a railway junction after
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of the Tantramar River, but in the 1920s the meander was
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At The Crossroads: A History of Sackville, New Brunswick
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that allowed them to cultivate the marshes. Surveyor
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The abandonment of the 1846: 1844: 848:New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island Railway 804:, leaving the site without access to the sea. 2687: 2007:"RSC 7 Southeast Regional Service Commission" 8: 2494:"Historic Sites: 20th Century: Vogue Cinema" 1819:The Chignecto Isthmus And Its First Settlers 1743:"Nova Scotia Archives - Au cœur de l'Acadie" 1608: 1606: 1604: 1602: 1093: 613:. Farther afield, there were settlements at 1040:, is designated a national historic place. 2694: 2680: 2672: 1932:. Tantramar Heritage Trust. Archived from 1666:. Tantramar Historic Sites. Archived from 1092: 850:was constructed a decade later to connect 40: 1874: 1872: 1811: 1809: 1580:From 1944 to 2014, Sackville was home to 2081:. Sackville Memorial Hospital Foundation 1614:"Census Profile of Sackville, Town (TV)" 1052:Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre 718: 3570:2023 disestablishments in New Brunswick 2444:"HistoricPlaces.ca - HistoricPlaces.ca" 2370:"HistoricPlaces.ca - HistoricPlaces.ca" 1927:"Christopher Boultenhouse, Shipbuilder" 1598: 1588:and the CBC northern shortwave service. 450: 415: 391: 357: 347: 310: 299: 286: 255: 231: 153: 118: 87: 79: 61: 49: 1959:"Historic Sackville foundry in flames" 1902: 1900: 216:January 4, 1903 (as Town of Sackville) 764:and building stones. In the 1870s, a 439: 423: 403: 374: 331: 323: 315: 296:73.91 km (28.54 sq mi) 291: 273: 260: 243: 219: 211: 203: 193: 183: 173: 161: 7: 2145:. Statistics Canada. 8 February 2017 1912:Canadian Register of Historic Places 1835:An Historical Guide to New Brunswick 1741:Archives, Nova Scotia (2005-08-16). 1000:bridge is the dividing line between 3492: 2324:Transportation & infrastructure 1311:, Sackville Memorial Hospital, and 2208:"2008 Cultural Capitals of Canada" 1881:History of Sackville New Brunswick 1768:History of Sackville New Brunswick 1718:History of Sackville New Brunswick 802:cut off due to erosion and silting 707:Industrialization and shipbuilding 57:Sackville on the Tantramar Marshes 25: 2668:, Tantramar Heritage Trust, 2012. 746:Sackville Methodist/United Church 625:British conquest and resettlement 472:is a former town in southeastern 101: 3491: 3479: 3468: 3467: 2609:"Collection – Owens Art Gallery" 2326:. NB Government. 12 October 2011 1369:, Pauline Harborne, Alex Fancy, 1074:, Sackville had a population of 820:and other politicians in nearby 517:Present-day Sackville is in the 340: 339: 100: 93: 66: 51: 3343:Buctouche Micmac Band Extension 2467:Weldon, Tori (April 12, 2021). 1510:Anglophone East School District 307:to 32 m (0 to 105 ft) 29:Sackville Parish, New Brunswick 2664:Fox, Amy & Bogaard, Paul, 1514:Tantramar Regional High School 932:, the first in North America. 601:; Portage, at the head of the 224:January 1, 2023 (into Town of 83:A different kind of small town 38:Place in New Brunswick, Canada 1: 3565:Former towns in New Brunswick 3335:Big Hole Tract 8 (South Half) 3332:Big Hole Tract 8 (North Half) 2079:"The Community Health Centre" 1915:. Retrieved 24 January 2012. 1491:style building built in 1946. 1467:Captain George Anderson House 1337:In 2008 the town was given a 968:. The marsh soil consists of 697:laid siege to Fort Cumberland 675:Nova Scotia House of Assembly 246:Provincial electoral district 18:West Sackville, New Brunswick 3435:Non-administrative divisions 3376:Metepenagiag Urban Reserve 8 3373:Metepenagiag Urban Reserve 3 3204:Regional service commissions 2585:. The Argosy. Archived from 1516:. Sackville is also home to 891:Prince Edward Island Railway 690:American War of Independence 611:Pont à Buot, (Point de Bute) 420:360, 364, 536, 540, 939, 940 269:Green Party of New Brunswick 2011:Government of New Brunswick 1985:Government of New Brunswick 1045:Sackville Memorial Hospital 1036:, still in active use with 3586: 2569:"Sackville Public Library" 2167:. Mount Allison University 1833:Webster, Clarence (1947). 1793:"The Yorkshire Emigration" 1586:Radio Canada International 1018:Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia 1014:Mt. Whatley, New Brunswick 926:international wetland city 883:Canadian National Railways 569:French colony (1670s-1755) 234:Federal electoral district 33:Sackville (disambiguation) 26: 3497:WikiProject:New Brunswick 3462: 2346:"Cranewoodonmain - About" 1508:Public schooling, run by 1303:The main employers are a 1289: 1120:—     1068:2021 Census of Population 1034:Sackville railway station 839:Sackville railway station 750:Charles Frederick Allison 647:expulsion of the Acadians 502:Expulsion of the Acadians 333: • Change  119: 88: 80: 62: 50: 3560:Sackville, New Brunswick 2306:Tantramar Heritage Trust 1816:Trueman, Howard (1902). 1664:"Ancient Indian Portage" 1567:/105.7 is a repeater of 1524:Sackville Public Library 1518:Mount Allison University 1454:Mount Allison University 1447:Mount Allison University 1313:Mount Allison University 1056:Mount Allison University 917:to form the new town of 772:to the wharf was built. 754:Mount Allison University 487:, the top undergraduate 485:Mount Allison University 328:82.5/km (214/sq mi) 3454:Local service districts 1010:New Brunswick Highway 2 1002:Nova Scotia Highway 104 976:rivers, shallow lakes, 915:local service districts 701:United Empire Loyalists 664:, who formed the first 3473:Category:New Brunswick 3122:Miramichi River Valley 2498:heritage.tantramar.com 2424:heritage.tantramar.com 2124:Town website arena bio 2059:Ducks Unlimited Canada 1538:Newspapers/Periodicals 1424: 1384:Struts Gallery, is an 869:of Prime Minister Sir 842: 818:Edward Barron Chandler 796:Landing Road was on a 724: 716: 662:Swansea, Massachusetts 557:. A portage connected 500:in 1755 following the 31:. For other uses, see 3041:Regional municipality 2653:Hamilton, William B. 2648:Selected bibliography 2448:www.historicplaces.ca 2374:www.historicplaces.ca 1879:Milner, W.C. (1934). 1766:Milner, W.C. (1934). 1716:Milner, W.C. (1934). 1487:The Vogue Cinema: an 1422: 1351:Charles G. D. Roberts 1094:Historical population 1058:women's hockey team. 956:, a sub-basin of the 946:Nova Scotia peninsula 944:, which connects the 841:was completed in 1907 836: 814:Intercolonial Railway 770:Intercolonial Railway 722: 714: 483:Sackville is home to 377: • Summer ( 139:45.89792°N 64.36834°W 2956:Fredericton Junction 1339:Government of Canada 1024:'s mainline between 942:Isthmus of Chignecto 940:Sackville is on the 899:Atlantic Wholesalers 895:Trans-Canada Highway 856:Prince Edward Island 682:Yorkshire Emigration 654:New England Planters 639:Battle of Beausejour 615:La Planche (Amherst) 394:Canadian Postal code 325: • Density 251:Memramcook-Tantramar 3523: /  3379:Metepenagiag Uta'nk 2908:Vallée-des-Rivières 2803:Grand Bay–Westfield 2210:. Canadian Heritage 2165:"Owens Art Gallery" 1857:. Town of Sackville 1441:. 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