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 expansive 1 ½-storey house is situated on the south side of George Street. Built in the 1850s, this Picturesque style dwelling is…
Year Built: 1826
This 2-storey wood frame dwelling, which Alward Harned built in 1826, is situated on the north side of George Street between Church and St…
Year Built: Unknown
This 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling is situated on the south side of Brunswick Street near the corner of Church Street. This dwelling was…
Year Built: 1882
This 2 ½-storey Second Empire style dwelling, which was built for Charles H.B. Fisher in 1882, is situated on the southwest corner of…
Year Built: 1906
The Robert Burns Memorial Statue is located on the Green, east of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. The bronze statue, which stands ten feet six…
Year Built: 1921 - 1923
Fredericton’s War Memorial, the Cenotaph, is located on the triangular green at the intersection of Queen, Church, and King Streets.…
Year Built: Unknown
A.G. Blair had this 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling constructed during 1870s. This house, featuring Picturesque Queen Anne style elements,…
Year Built: 1894
Fronting on the south side of Churchill Row, this 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling dates from 1894. This house is located on a large, open…
Year Built: 1896
Completed in 1896, this 1 ½-storey wood constructed house fronts on the north side of Aberdeen Street near Church Street. The front gabled…
Year Built: Unknown
This 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling was constructed in 1901 for Fred. W. Barbour. This Queen Anne Revival style dwelling is situated on the…