Established in 2003, the Fredericton Local Historic Places Register is a list of Council approved properties that hold significant heritage value for the municipality.
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Year Built: Unknown
This Gothic Revival style dwelling dates from the 1860s. The 1 ½-storey house occupies a corner lot, located at the south east juncture of…
Year Built: 1835
Possibly built as early as 1835, this 2-storey wood frame dwelling is situated on the south side of Brunswick Street between Westmorland…
Year Built: 1897
Fronting on the east side of St. John Street near the historic Queen’s Square, this 2 ½-storey dwelling was completed in 1897. This Queen…
Year Built: 1905
This 2 ½-storey Queen Anne Revival dwelling is situated on the corner of University Avenue and Lansdowne Street at 342 University Avenue.…
Year Built: 1899
William J. Scarr completed this Queen Anne Revival-influenced Vernacular style 1 ½-storey wood frame dwelling, situated at 350 Saunders…
Year Built: Unknown
This 1 ½-storey dwelling is situated on the north side of Union Street. Constructed late in the 19th-Century, this wood frame dwelling is…
Year Built: 1927 - 1928
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church is a restrained and gracious red brick and stone late Neo-Gothic building located at 512 Charlotte Street…
Year Built: 1923
This 2-storey Craftsman house was constructed in 1923 for Frank VanWart. The dwelling is situated on the north side of Charlotte Street…
Year Built: 1890
This 2 ½-storey Classical Revival style dwelling, situated on the south side of Charlotte Street between St. John and Regent Streets, was…
Year Built: 1894
This 2-storey brick dwelling was constructed in 1894 for Hon. Patrick G. Ryan. This house is situated on the south side of George Street…