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45461026A View of Woodstock: Historic Homes of the Nineteenth CenturyConnell, AllisonAuthorNew Ireland PressFredericton1998978-1-896775-15-9engHistoric Houses Pre 1945viii, 108ArchitectureYesOpen WorldCatOCLC: 45461026BNBA 255
Collection(s): Architecture
40534744Early Fredericton PostcardsBrooks, GordonAuthorNew Ireland PressFredericton, N.B.1998978-1-896775-17-3engNew Brunswick Communities and Their Architecture54New Brunswick ImprintsNoOpen WorldCatOCLC: 40534744BNBA 392
Collection(s): New Brunswick Imprints
35185222Maliseet & Micmac: First Nations of the MaritimesLeavitt, Robert M.AuthorNew Ireland PressFredericton1995978-0-920483-60-2engIndigenous Building and Architecturexviii, 332ArchitectureYesOpen WorldCatThis comprehensive study contains a small section on wigwams, the traditional Indigenous building type in the region. References to modern housing and communities appear throughout the book. OCLC: 35185222BNBA 309
Collection(s): Architecture
31651173New Brunswick's Old Government House: A Pictorial HistoryMacbeath, GeorgeAuthorNew Ireland PressFredericton, N.B.1995978-0-920483-88-6engGovernment and Academic Buildings76ArchitectureYesOpen WorldCatOCLC: 31651173BNBA 225
Collection(s): Architecture
Gillis, Stephen and Kennedy, Doris.
The Bridge in Hartland, New Brunswick: The Longest Covered Bridge in the World.
Fredericton: New Ireland Press, 1990, 74 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): Architecture
Macdonald, M. A.
Rebels & Royalists: The Lives and Material Culture of New Brunswick's Early English-Speaking Settlers, 1758-1783.
Fredericton, NB: New Ireland Press, 1990, 138 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): Architecture
Toner, Peter M.
New Ireland Remembered: Historical Essays on the Irish in New Brunswick.
Fredericton, NB: New Ireland Press, 1989, 188 pp. [ book ]
Collection(s): Religion, New Brunswick Imprints
Toner, P. M.
"The Foundations of the Catholic Church in English-Speaking New Brunswick."
New Ireland Remembered: Historical Essays on the Irish in New Brunswick. Fredericton, NB: New Ireland Press, 1988, 63-70. [ book section ]
Collection(s): Religion, New Brunswick Imprints
18381399Both Sides of the Wire: The Fredericton Internment CampJones, TedAuthorNew Ireland PressFredericton1988978-0-920483-21-3 978-0-920483-25-1engMilitary Installations4352ArchitectureYesOpen WorldCatA thoroughly researched two-volume history of the Second World War prisoner camp at Ripples, northeast of Fredericton. Numerous photographs show the buildings and camp enclosures. OCLC: 18381399BNBA 331
Collection(s): Architecture