Below is a list of individuals from New Brunswick who have had a substantial impact on Canada’s Industrial History. All information for these individuals can be found by clicking on their name; you will be redirected to Park’s Canada’s website.
Davidson, William. 599 King George Highway, Newcastle, NB. Davidson is recognized as a pioneer in the fishing, masting, lumbering, and ship-building industries.
Denys, Nicolas. Corner of Main and Murray Streets, Bathurst, NB. Denys is recognized as a pioneer in trade and the fishing industry.
Douglas, Sir Howard. 706 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB. Douglas encouraged agriculture and is recognized as a pioneer in steam navigation and lighthouse construction.
Fraser, Archibald. Edmunston, NB. Fraser is a notable pioneer in the pulp industry. In 1918 he diversified into pulp manufacturing and opened a modern mill in Edmundston.
Gibson, Alexander “Boss”. Union and Gibson Street, Fredericton, NB. Gibson is known for his work in the cotton industry, while also having an impact on the lumber and railway industries.