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The Archives Corner from the New Brunswick Anglican: February 2004-May 2014Buttimer, Twila F.AuthorMorehouse, Frank M.AuthorDiocesan Archives CommitteeFredericton, NB2014978-0-9877025-1-7engAnglicanAnthologyReligious BuildingsThe Archives Corner from the New Brunswick Anglicanv, 126ReligionArchitectureNew Brunswick ImprintsYesUNBFA collection of republished stories from The New Brunswick Anglican. The illustrated writings feature clergy, church buildings, furnishings, and other aspects of the material history of the diocese of Fredericton. BNBA 502
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture, New Brunswick Imprints
McFarland, Elizabeth A.
The Invisible Text: Reading Between the Lines of Frank Wills's Treatise, Ancient English Ecclesiastical Architecture.
2007. Cornell University. MA. [ thesis ]
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Richardson, Douglas S., De Visser, John, and Richardson, Peter.
Canadian Churches: An Architectural History.
Richmond Hill, ON: Firefly Books, 2007, 440 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Pax Vobis: A History of the Diocese of Saint John its Bishops and ParishesMcGowan, MichaelAuthorÉditions du SigneStrasbourg, France2004978-2-7468-1025-9engCatholicParish historyReligious Buildings128ReligionArchitectureNoPANBUNBSJUNBFThe Catholic Diocese of Saint John extends from southwest New Brunswick, up the Bay of Fundy to St. Martins, up the St. John River to Bath, and all through the Miramichi region. This book presents histories and illustrations of each parish and their buildings (churches, convents, schools, and hospitals). BNBA 532
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Moncton's Civic Treasure: The Free Meeting House, a National Historic SiteParsons, BrendaAuthorParsons, LloydAuthorBetsons Publishing Moncton 1997978-0-9691097-3-0engBaptistMonctonReligious Buildingsxiii, 337ReligionArchitectureNew Brunswick ImprintsYesUNBFMtAAn in-depth history of one of the most important buildings in New Brunswick: a purpose-built omni-denominational worship and gathering place that has welcomed dozens of religious groups since it was built in 1821.BNBA 539
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture, New Brunswick Imprints
On Earth as it is in Heaven: Gothic Revival Churches of Victorian New BrunswickFinley, Alan G.AuthorWigginton, LynnAuthorGoose Lane Fredericton, NB1995978-1-4593-3988-0engAnglicanArchitectureReligious BuildingsOn Earth as It Is in Heaven232ReligionArchitectureNew Brunswick ImprintsYesUNBFhttps://www-deslibris-ca.proxy.hil.unb.ca/ID/415442An attractively illustrated volume on the full breadth of the province's 19th-century Gothic Revival churches, from small and modest to massive and ornate. New Brunswick artist Lynn Wiggington executed all of the paintings and ink drawings with great intricacy and detail. BNBA 519
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture, New Brunswick Imprints
Finley, Alan G.
The Gothic Revival and the Victorian Church in New Brunswick: Toward a Strategy for Material Culture Research.
Material History Bulletin, no. 32, 1990, 1-16. [ journal article ]
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Malmberg, Peter.
Saint Anne's Chapel, Fredericton, New Brunswick: A Living Exhibit of Material Culture.
Material History Bulletin, vol. 30, 1989, 51-8. [ journal article ]
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Finley, Alan G.
New Brunswick's Gothic Revival: John Medley and the Aesthetics of Anglican Worship.
1989. University of New Brunswick (Canada). Ph.D. [ thesis ]
Collection(s): Religion, New Brunswick Imprints, Architecture
Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton: A HistoryWatson, Robert L.AuthorChrist Church CathedralAuthorBishop and Chapter of Christ Church CathedralFredericton, NB1984978-0-9691767-0-1engAnglicanCathedrals64ReligionArchitectureYesKLUNBF
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Richardson, Douglas S.
Hyperborean Gothic: Or Wilderness Ecclesiology and the Wood Churches of Edward Medley.
Architectura: Journal of the History Architecture, vol. 2, no. 1, 1972, 48-74. [ journal article ]
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture
Vroom, William F.
Christ Church, St. Stephen, N.B.: With a Biographical Sketch of the Architect, Rev. Edward S. Medley, B.A.
New York: Thwing, 1913, 32 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): Religion, Architecture