- None
- Architecture
- Atmosphere
- Bar
- Beaverbrook Hotel
- Cedar Tree Cafe
- Characters
- Church
- Cinema
- Club Cosmopolitan
- Convention Centre
- Department Store
- Downtown Fredericton
- Driving in Fredericton
- Festival
- Fredericton Changes
- Fredericton Family Stores
- Fredericton Farmer's Market
- Fredericton First date
- Fredericton Guards
- Fredericton Interviews
- Fredericton Playhouse
- Fredericton YMCA
- Future
- Gaiety Theatre
- General Store
- General Store
- Grocery Store
- Hartt Boot and Shoe Factory
- Harvest Jazz and Blues
- Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival
- Harvey Studios
- Hayday
- Hotel
- Industry
- Justice Building
- Love Story
- Mazucca brothers
- Music
- New Life
- Photography
- Quacky
- Queen Elizabeth II
- Queen Street Fredericton
- Record Shop
- Restaurant
- Romance in Fredericton
- Sears
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Tony's Music Box
- Town Hall
- Town Hall
- Victory Meat Market
Store Struggles
I think that we’ve lost the critical mass of different stores in the downtown to make it anything other than an entertainment spot. We don’t have any, you don’t have a stationary store downtown. We don’t have a appliance store or a furniture store. So we don’t have enough variety. – Martin Aitken
Measha Brueggergosman Played At the Cafe Played At the Cafe
I think I remember my manager at the time and I, in the basement in tears at one point, because it was so stressful. But as soon as she opened her mouth, when she sang the first note, it was like the room went silent and it was all worth it. – Lisa Wilby
First Cigar
Gus and John had a certain notoriety for their service and for those they liked, they were very nice too. And those who maybe weren’t their clients, they were less than engaged. – Luke Randall
Saturday Coffee Club
They had their Saturday morning coffee club… The boys would just go in there and ladies would go in there Saturday morning and sit around and just discuss what happened through the week in Fredericton. – Peter Allison
Victory Meat Market
There was only two. And back then you only needed the two. Seriously, it was slow. – Linda Peters
