New Brunswick's covered bridges are a unique feature found in Stonehammer Geopark. The Little Lepreau River Covered Bridge built in the early 1900s rests on Upper Carboniferous rocks of the Lancaster Formation.

Students learn about geology at 'field school', spending the day in Stonehammer Geopark (April 26, 2012)

Andrew Pollock, New Brunswick Museum, marking the location of the Sheldon Point Glacial Moraine.

Members of the Natural History Society of New Brunswick conducted some of the first geological studies in and around Saint John. Their symbol featured local trilobite and plant fossils.

Walking along Carboniferous rocks near Quaco with a tour group from Road Scholar.