1
Q
Who was Robert Burns?
A
a famous Scottish poet
2
Q
what is Robert Burns known for?
A
Auld Lang Syne
3
Q
when was Robert Burns statue unveiled and why did they have to put up an identical one shortly after?
A
the original was unveiled Oct. 18th 1906 and was replaced because it started to rust
4
Q
Where can you find an identical statue?
A
Chicago
5
Q
Who put up the statue of Robert Burns?
A
the Fredericton Society of St. Andrew (the Scottish society here)
Heritage Walking Tours
flashcards
Decks in class (42)
# Cards
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Soldiers Barracks7
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Guard House19
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Militia Arms Store5
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Armories5
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104th Regiment of Foot (and Foot Bridge)12
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City Hall8
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History of Fred area and the River5
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The Wolastoqiyik10
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The French25
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The English and Loyalists11
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Officers Quarters9
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The Lighthouse2
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The Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge7
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Beaverbrook Art Gallery4
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Lord Beaverbrook13
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Robert Burns5
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Legislative Assembly10
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Beauregard 97 Church (97 Church Street)2
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Cenotaph3
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Christ Church Cathedral12
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York County Jail (668 Brunswick Street)5
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The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market3
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NBCCD7
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Annex of Justice Building3
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Justice Building/Normal School9
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Fountain8
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Streetscape4
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Palisade5
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NB Sports Hall of Fame8
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Old Post Office6
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Issac's Way/ York County House9
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Convention Center4
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Lord Beaverbrook Hotel6
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Lady Beaverbrook Playhouse5
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Smyth House (extra)5
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Jewett House (extra)3
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Land Acknowledgement5
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Founding of Fredericton4
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Flood Markers3
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Carleton Street Bridge11
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Wabanaki Mural3
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Fredericton/NB fun facts & statistics7
