New Brunswick's Early Roads

Focusing on the often-overlooked significance of road-building, this book highlights the intentional creation of roads in New Brunswick, which were constructed by a small and often reluctant workforce. Despite the challenges faced, by 1930, the province developed a road and highway system that rivaled those of larger regions, showcasing the determination and effort involved in this labor. The narrative underscores the importance of recognizing roads as integral elements of the landscape, shaped by human endeavor.