The Square, Newcastle : 1957. 1956 Oct. 15 - 1957 Oct. 8.

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The Square, Newcastle : 1957. 1956 Oct. 15 - 1957 Oct. 8.

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Chiefly photographs of ornamental pieces to go into the Square in Newcastle, N.B., along with correspondence (some photocopies) relating to the purchase of various ornamental pieces and landscaping plan of The Square. Also included are excerpts from the Union Advocate, making reference to a fountain in the Newcastle Park of the time (1895) and a passage from "Boswell in search of a wife" (1768) referring to "old Mr. Aitken, the dissenting clergyman."

Correspondence : 14 (21 leaves)Photographs : 13 : b&w.Sketch : 1 ; 22 x 42 cm.

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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