From a member:
Alexander Merchant was a prolific architect in New Brunswick and the surrounding areas. Scottish by birth, he studied under
the legendary architects John Carrere and Thomas Hastings. In a career that spanned seven decades, he designed many of the area's most attractive school buildings, churches, and homes, including such New Brunswick landmarks as the Elks Lodge (still standing at 40 Livingston Avenue), Roosevelt and Redshaw Schools, and the World War I Memorial Monument (located where French Street and Jersey Avenue merge).
From a member:
Peter Alexander Merchant, b. 28 Feb 1871, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, entered USA 17 Nov 1897.
Alexander Merchant was a prolific architect in New Brunswick and the surrounding areas. Scottish by birth, he studied under
the legendary architects John Carrere and Thomas Hastings. In a career that spanned seven decades, he designed many of the area's most attractive school buildings, churches, and homes, including such New Brunswick landmarks as the Elks Lodge (still standing at 40 Livingston Avenue), Roosevelt and Redshaw Schools, and the World War I Memorial Monument (located where French Street and Jersey Avenue merge).
From a member:
Peter Alexander Merchant, b. 28 Feb 1871, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, entered USA 17 Nov 1897.
From a member:
Alexander Merchant was a prolific architect in New Brunswick and the surrounding areas. Scottish by birth, he studied under
the legendary architects John Carrere and Thomas Hastings. In a career that spanned seven decades, he designed many of the area's most attractive school buildings, churches, and homes, including such New Brunswick landmarks as the Elks Lodge (still standing at 40 Livingston Avenue), Roosevelt and Redshaw Schools, and the World War I Memorial Monument (located where French Street and Jersey Avenue merge).
From a member:
Peter Alexander Merchant, b. 28 Feb 1871, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, entered USA 17 Nov 1897.
Alexander Merchant was a prolific architect in New Brunswick and the surrounding areas. Scottish by birth, he studied under
the legendary architects John Carrere and Thomas Hastings. In a career that spanned seven decades, he designed many of the area's most attractive school buildings, churches, and homes, including such New Brunswick landmarks as the Elks Lodge (still standing at 40 Livingston Avenue), Roosevelt and Redshaw Schools, and the World War I Memorial Monument (located where French Street and Jersey Avenue merge).
From a member:
Peter Alexander Merchant, b. 28 Feb 1871, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, entered USA 17 Nov 1897.
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