St. Martins
St. Martins (2001 pop.: 374) is a Canadian village in Saint John County, New Brunswick.
The picturesque community is 40 km east of Saint John and is situated on the Bay
of Fundy. St. Martins was incorporated in 1967.
Orange Hall
Loyal Order of Loyalists
The village was founded by Loyalists in 1783, and was originally known as Quaco. Through the 19th century, St. Martins was an important shipbuilding centre. Tourism is now the major industry. Points of interest include twin covered bridges, the only place in the world where two covered bridges can be photographed at the same time, sea caves and a crescent-shaped beach. St. Martins also forms the start of the Fundy Trail, a 10 kilometer auto route along the rugged Fundy coast ending at Big Salmon River, a former lumbering centre
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chowder at the Caves
Photos of the Sea Caves and the Bay of Fundy
lobster traps
at high tide
as seen from the window in the covered bridge
More Photos of the Covered Bridge
tourist gift shop
fisherman lost at sea
at low tide
books for the children
a town of shipbuilders
Country Inn
Osborne Memorial Hall
the Village
the school
United Church of Canada
a remnant of the rural past on the main street
Huttges General Merchant
a house in Saint Martins
More Photos of the Homes of St. Martins
with the Laundromat downstairs
Post Office
and just a few yards away, the view of the Bay of Fundy
