Vintage Moncton Blog
Champlain Place
Long before it became the dominant (and now the only) shopping mall in Greater Moncton, it was [...]
Highfield Square
There was once a time that Greater Moncton had 4 shopping Malls: Riverview Mall, Champlain Place, Moncton [...]
Remembrance Day – 1960
Here are some photos from Remembrance Day 1959 and 1960. Credit: Tracey Steeves and Wendall Steeves [...]
T.Eaton Building (Heritage Court)
Although today most people know it as Heritage Court. Home to various call centers, government offices, and [...]
Sailing the Petitcodiac
In the early days of Moncton The Petitcodiac River was full of ships and sailboats coming in [...]
Hard Times Gallant
It started off as small store with a freezer out front, where Arthur Gallant started selling produce [...]
Mountain Road Hump Bridge
Until 1995 if you drove down Mountain Road between Botsford and Church, you had to cross the [...]
The Causeway
With the a bridge having replaced the Causeway a few years ago, it's now just a memory. [...]
The Subway
The Subway overpass is an iconic part of downtown that was once in the middle of Moncton's [...]
The Gunningsville Bridge
The Gunningsville Bridge has been a name given to five different bridges that crossed the Petitcodiac River [...]
Sunny Brae Arena
Designed and built by R. C. Donald, The arena opened in January 1922. Originally it has a [...]
UFO, Curling Stone, and a Pizza Place
Circa 1979 or 80 Corner of what is now Shirley Avenue and Mountain Road. Affectionately referred to [...]