If you think history is boring - THE LOST WORLD of RIVER de CHUTE is anything but! A 240 page trip through time of the Canadian/American border community along the St John River of New Brunswick, readers take A WALKING TOUR from north to south from the 1800s to today via hundreds of photos, many by the author's WW 2 photographer-father Bill Terlecki. Sections include: the historic saw and grist mills; stores; bridges - including the long-gone covered bridge; dam and penstock operation for primitive electricity methods; the one room school - where you can take exams derived from actual depression era text books to see how knowledge of today - or lack of it, compares to that of the 1930s; the Canada Customs; the first post-war auto-body garage; churches and cemeteries with names lists; farms; notable local people including early 1920s TV inventor Hollis Baird; the arrival of electricity; the Beechwood dam project and flooding of land; the Trans Canada Highway project that completely changed the topography and lives as the 1960s saw "modernization's" good and bad impacts; BENEATH THE PINES section of reminiscences of those lost times; war vets; social news; timeline diaries; maps and illustrations, and more. Available in soft cover, hard cover, and download PDF formats, THE LOST WORLD OF RIVER de CHUTE is a book that readers have passed down to friends and family members since the first printing in 1999 - a lost world, now documented for future generations to relive!