Saint John Mystery Guild

Saint John Mystery Guild See linked group for more... Who We Are
The Saint John Mystery Guild (founding local chapter of Mystery Guild Network Inc.) Projects on the Horizon:
1.

The Saint John Mystery Guild is the founding chapter of Mystery Guild Network Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to investigating historical and architectural mysteries through scientific and community-based methods. is a newly incorporated non-profit organization dedicated to uncovering, documenting, and preserving the hidden histories of Saint John, New Brunswick. We explore the intersect

ions of heritage, folklore, and discovery—from forgotten tunnels to old star forts and local legends—through research, media, and community engagement. Our Purpose
- To research, interpret, document, and share Saint John’s cultural and architectural mysteries.
- To create educational programming, tours, and exhibitions celebrating our city’s hidden past.
- To produce creative projects—films, publications, and digital media—that tell these stories to the world. Micro-Mission Program
Mission-Based Honoraria (a voluntary payment made in recognition of a service) for community members who document specific heritage findings (tunnel entrances, buried trolleys, ruins, etc.) as defined by the 'missions' set fourth by the guild.
2. Secrets of Saint John – Digital Exhibition
An interactive map and archive connecting tunnel stories, eyewitness accounts, and historic sites.
3. Saint John Mystery Summit (2026)
A three-day heritage festival and research conference uniting historians, Indigenous storytellers, and explorers.
4. The DocuSeries
A cinematic exploration of the tunnel network and forgotten histories beneath Canada’s oldest city. Get Involved
The Guild is looking for volunteers and collaborators to assist with:
- Administration & coordination
- Creative design, film, and photography
- Research, archiving, and mapping
- Event planning & community outreach

What We Have DiscoveredThe Saint John Mystery Guild proposes a pilot study into a newly recognized heating phenomenon ob...
11/30/2025

What We Have Discovered

The Saint John Mystery Guild proposes a pilot study into a newly recognized heating phenomenon observed in heritage stone and masonry buildings. Our research suggests that under certain conditions:

Ungrounded metallic roofs can accumulate atmospheric charge.
This creates a vertical electrostatic field through the structure.
Porous stone and masonry respond to this field through a process known as electrostriction, subtly increasing their temperature in measurable ways.

'Dielectric heating' is a known physical effect, just never previously applied to architecture, or at macro scale.

We believe historic structures (churches, towers, silos, and pre-1900 masonry buildings) may have unintentionally or deliberately utilized this effect, providing lower-level baseline heating that has not been studied in modern building science.

Scientific Brief:

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108 Douglas Avenue
Saint John, NB
E2K1E4

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