Located beside Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Rothesay, The Grove was once one of the community’s most recognizable heritage homes. Built before Confederation in 1867, it stood for generations as a quiet witness to the growth of the Kennebecasis Valley...
The Kingston Peninsula ferry has long been a familiar part of daily life for people living along the Kennebecasis. For many families, the ferry was and continues to be more than just a way to cross the water. It is part of the...
Meenan’s Cove becomes calm and reflective once the summer season passes. The beach is quiet, the air feels crisp, and the shoreline takes on soft autumn colours...
Diggle’s was more than just a shop for many families in Rothesay. It served as a local gathering place where people picked up their daily necessities...
Before the busy intersection and the constant flow of cars, the corner of Marr and Hampton Road had a quieter...
At a time when travel through Rothesay depended on horses and wagons, the blacksmith shop on Tennis Court Road was an essential part of daily life...