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New Brunswick Museum - Musée du Nouveau-Brunswick
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Charles Frederic Hartt, George Matthew and Loring Bailey
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Uptown Saint John
Annidale
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Saint John: Uptown and West
Grand Manan Island, Hole in the Wall
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Somerset Street, Saint John
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Fossil Hunter, Will Matthew and the Giant Trilobite
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painting: Fossil Hunter, Will Matthew and the Giant Trilobite, 1999. Judi Pennanen, watercolour. New Brunswick Museum