The Victorian-era Irish cemetery in Saint John, New Brunswick, represents a poignant chapter in the city’s rich history. During the mid-19th century, Saint John became a significant settlement area for Irish immigrants, many of whom were fleeing the Great Famine[1] (1845-1852) in Ireland. The influx of Irish immigrants profoundly influenced the cultural and social landscape of the city. However, the journey to their new homeland was fraught with hardship and disease,