Ste-Croix Legacy Project Vision Statement

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The Future . . .
The 400th anniversary celebration was a world class event successfully hosted by the people of the St. Croix Valley.
Since its earliest days the Ste-Croix Committee has been determined to ensure a legacy remains after activities of 2004 were completed.
On the American side . . .
	The United States Park Service is committed to a major redevelopment of its interpretation site at Red Beach, just outside Calais, Maine.
	A 1998 general management plan for St. Croix Island and the Red Beach site calls for improvements to the site, enhancements to the existing shelter and a "walk through time" interpretive trail.
	Already the site has been made home to six "larger than life" bronze statues of characters from the 1604 era. (Many of the images on this web site are derived from these statues.)

On the Canadian side . . .
	Efforts are underway to build a reconstruction of the Ste Croix Island habitation of 1604.
	Located on the mainland the "settlement" will overlook the island from International Historic Park at Bayside, New Brunswick.
	A subcommittee of the Ste-Croix Legacy has begun the task of developing a detailed proposal for the site.

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Aerial view : Conceptual drawing of the proposed settlement reconstruction.

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Supporters of the Ste-Croix Legacy Project
Acadian Society of New Brunswick
Agenda Managers Inc.
Calvin and Barb Craig
City of Calais, ME
Ganong's Bros. Ltd.
Government of Canada, Canadian Heritage and Parks Canada,
Government of Canada, Human Resources Develop Canada
Huguenot Society of Canada
Maritime Broadcasting- K100/ C98/ 98.1 TheTide/ 93CFBC
Moosehead Breweries, Saint John, N.B.
Northumberland Dairies, N.B.
OYE CANADA Productions
Province of New Brunswick, Dept. Intergovernmental Affairs
St. Andrews Chamber of Commerce
St. Croix Historical Society
St. Croix International Waterway Inc.
St. Croix Valley Chamber of Commerce
State of Maine, Maine Office of Tourism (marketing)
Telegraph Journal, Saint John, N.B.
Town of Bailyville, ME
Town of St. Andrews
Town of St. Stephen, NB
Transcontinental
Washington County Technical College

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