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hello everybody this is Chris and Iamp;#39;m back again like subscribe and share with your friends Iamp;#39;m here to tell you a little bit about the great fire of st. John so weamp;#39;re at the New Brunswick museums webs st. Johnamp;#39;s great fire happened in 1877 so weamp;#39;re just gonna read a little bit here about what they say happened it began about 2:30 on the 20th of June when sparks fell into a bundle of hay in Henry fair weathers storehouse on to York points lip area which in present day is in the vicinity of Market Square it is unknown where the spark originated from oh really it may have come from McClendon and Sons boiler shop next door or may have been carried from a nearby sawmill the month of June had been warm with fine weather and little or no rain yeah like that happens in st. John wooden structures predominant in st. John at the time were tinder dry and highly flammable when the fire was discovered it was already burning rapidly in large bundles of hay and
