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Albert County Heritage

 
The Salem and Hillsborough Railway trestle in Dawson Settlement.
55 of 121 		Saint Agatha's Rectory in New Ireland.
56 of 121 		Saint Agatha's Church in New Ireland built in 1870.
57 of 121 		The Garland Hotel in Elgin was owned and operated by John and Rachel Garland.
58 of 121 		Photo of Tom Collins who was hanged for the murder of Mary Ann McAuley.
59 of 121 		Photo of Miss Mary Ann McAuley
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Sketch of a woman was drawn by Tom Collins while he was incarcerated at the Jail in Hopewell Cape.
61 of 121 		The Court House in Hopewell Cape built in 1904 .
62 of 121 		The Interior of the Court House in Hopewell Cape.
63 of 121 		The Jail in Hopewell Cape, Albert County, built in 1845.
64 of 121 		The heavy concrete door of the solitary confinement cell at the Jail in Hopewell Cape.
65 of 121 		The interior of the solitary confinement cell at the Jail in Hopewell Cape.
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The closet doors from Father McAuley's bedroom closet at the Rectory in New Ireland.
67 of 121 		The Gravestone of Tom Collins who was hanged for the murder of Mary Ann McAuley.
68 of 121 		The Riverside Consolidated School just prior to the completion of the school in 1905.
69 of 121 		This photo taken in 1907 shows one of the first classes to attend the Riverside Consolidated School.
70 of 121 		One of the early domestic science classes at the Riverside Consolidated School.
71 of 121 		Horse and van was used to transport students to the Riverside Consolidated School during the winter.
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