The Unemployed Taxi Driver

About the Book

Angels in the Architecture Angels on the Street A community reclaims a hidden heritage. “When it comes to community, the province of New Brunswick is at the head of the parade, and the city of Saint John has a story that proves the point. This book is a lively, even hilarious, account of how a band of intrepid friends, who loved their city, rallied the support required to save a hidden gem of its heritage. You will be charmed and amazed that an unemployed taxi driver, and the people who joined this endeavor, could have pulled off this coup of cultural preservation. The city of Saint John and the province of New Brunswick should take pride in this community accomplishment. Thanks to Jack MacDougall, we now know the full story” (Keith Helmuth, author of Tappan Adney and the Heritage of the St. John River Valley).

About the Author

Jack MacDougall, formerly a resident of Saint John, New Brunswick, now lives at Yoho Lake southwest of Fredericton.