History of Saint Paul, New Brunswick, Canada

Saint Paul - Located 2.56 km W of Sweeneyville and 3.71 km N of Légerville: Saint-Paul Parish, Kent County: laid out in 1854 as North Rhomboid Settlement

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Saint-Paul was first settled in 1863

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1871 - Église de Saint-Paul established in Saint-Paul

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1890 - St Paul's
"St Paul's, post vil., N.B., co. Kent. 30 m. from Moncton. P. 600."
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John George Bartholomew John Murdoch Harper January 1, 1890 London : J. Walker

In 1898, Saint Paul was a farming and lumbering community with 1 post office, 2 stores, 1 sawmill, 1 grist mill, 1 shingle mill, 1 church and a population of 1,000: included the community of Richardville.

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Here's a list of the best places to go and things to do in Saint Paul:
Fundy Footpath:

If you're a nature enthusiast and up for a challenge, the Fundy Footpath is a must. It's a rugged hiking trail that takes you through breathtaking coastal landscapes, cliffs, and lush forests. The views of the Bay of Fundy are simply stunning.

St. Paul's Anglican Church:

Take a stroll through history at St. Paul's Anglican Church, a beautiful and historic building. The architecture is impressive, and it's a serene place to explore. Check if there are any events or concerts happening—they often host cultural events.

Wolastoq Park:

For a relaxing day outdoors, head to Wolastoq Park. It's a lovely spot for picnics, leisurely walks, and even birdwatching. The park offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle, and the river views are delightful.

Hopewell Rocks:

Okay, it's not technically in Saint Paul, but it's a short drive away and totally worth it. Witness the world's highest tides at the Hopewell Rocks. Explore the sea caves and walk on the... Read MORE...