We arrived in Sussex, New Brunswick at 5 PM on our 2nd day. Sussex was specifically chosen as a stop over town being known as the mural capital of Atlantic Canada. After checking in at Fairway Inn (Roachville, NB) the driver had ice cream at Sully’s Ice-cream Parlour which was inside the town’s Visitor Information Centre. We got our mural guide and the camera went clicking.
There are 27 huge murals depicting local history scattered around the town’s major streets. Here is part 1.
Maple Syrup Harvesting – Dale Fehr, St. Martins, New Brunswick
The Telephone : A New Brunswick Invention – Barbara Wilson, Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
The Merchants of Sussex- Barbara Wilson, Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
Early Ways and Travel – Paul Wysmyk, Toronto, Ontario
Hugh McMonagle – a Prominent Vale villager – Fred Harrison, Sussex, New Brunswick 
James Daniel O’Connell: the Picnic King – Joel Barrington, MA, USA
“History never really says goodbye”.
For Part 2 of the Sussex Murals, click here.
For more of the Sussex Murals, click here.
Sussex, New Brunswick – June 09, 2018
