6-400: Roxbury may refer to: Places [ edit ] Canada [ edit ] Roxbury, Nova Scotia , a ghost town Roxbury, Prince Edward Island , an unincorporated community United States [ edit ] Roxbury, Connecticut , a town Roxbury, Kansas , an unincorporated community Roxbury, Maine , a town Roxbury, Boston ,
12-462: A historic home near Oak Grove, Westmoreland County, Virginia Roxbury, Wisconsin , a town Roxbury (community), Wisconsin , an unincorporated community See also [ edit ] Luna Park, Johnstown , former amusement park originally known as "Roxbury Park" A Night at the Roxbury , 1998 comedy film Roxbury News , independent video news company West Roxbury , Massachusetts,
18-602: A neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts Roxbury, New Hampshire , a town Roxbury, New Jersey , a township Roxbury, New York , a town in Delaware County, New York Roxbury, Queens , part of the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, New York Roxbury, Ohio , an unincorporated community Roxbury, Pennsylvania , an unincorporated community Roxbury, Vermont , a town Roxbury (Oak Grove, Virginia) ,
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30-659: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Roxbury, Nova Scotia Roxbury is a small ghost town outside of Paradise, Nova Scotia . Legend has it that about sixty of the Acadian settlers took flight up the river and hid on the South Mountain to escape the Expulsion . Their allies, the Mi’kmaq, raced on canoe from Grand-Pré, Nova Scotia to warn them what
36-526: Was coming in 1755. Rumours persist that the fleeing Acadians left stashes of gold under Mile Rock on Roxbury Road, The Acadians had expanded the Mi’kmaq toe-path into a lane, and the Loyalists made it a road off what’s now Route 201. By the mid-1800s, it had a population of about 70, with a school, a church and homes. A mill exported lumber to the railway station in Paradise. In the late 1800s Roxbury
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