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Discovering Historic Saint John
by Mark Allan Greene
A richly illustrated history of Saint John, New Brunswick, and its people.
Visitors from far and wide who flock to Saint John for the city’s long history, rich cultural heritage and waterfront charm can now take home an engaging and informative souvenir of the city.
This illustrated history tells the city’s story through its architecture, storied streets and notable residents. MARK ALLAN GREENE shares the history of Saint John’s iconic locations, with contemporary photos and occasional archival images to enhance the reader’s experience.
About the Author
MARK ALLAN GREENEÂ is the author of the local bestseller The Great Saint John Fire of 1877. He grew up in Saint John. A writer, playwright and practicing lawyer, he retains a fascination with the history of his hometown. He co-created the history podcast Saint John: Nothing Happened Here. He now lives in Edmonton.
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