In 1824, a 28-year-old military officer named Thomas Baillie who was born in Hanwell, England, arrived in Fredericton with his new bride, Elizabeth. In 1851 after a term in the NB legislature Thomas Baillie retired to England. After his departure, Hanwell got a Post Office, and by 1866 Hanwell had become a farming community with 52 families. In 1871 the community and surrounding district had a population of 300.
Today there is no Post Office, only lonely metal locked mailboxes scattered throughout the community.
This cache is located in the Hanwell Industrial Park. The park is off the main roadway, and unless you were looking for a particular business, you would not visit this area. We noticed that this area had almost no caches.
Congrats to JN78 for FTF. Bring your own writing stick.
Cache is not on the mailbox, look nearby.