Established in 2003, the Fredericton Local Historic Places Register is a list of Council approved properties that hold significant heritage value for the municipality. To see the full list of properties, click the search button below.
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Year Built: 1909
This 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling, which was constructed in 1909, is situated on the southeast corner of Lansdowne Street. …
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Of late 19th Century construction, this 2 ½-storey Queen Anne Revival style dwelling is situated on the south side of Brunswick Street…
Year Built: 1787
Originally known as the Royal Oak Inn, this 2 ½-storey building was completed by 1787. It fronts on 36-38 Waterloo Row above Shore Street.…
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This 2 ½-storey dwelling dates from the mid-1850s and is situated on the north side of Shore Street between University Avenue and Waterloo…
Year Built: 1908
This 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling was built in 1908 for J. Hugh Calder. Moses Mitchell constructed this Beaux- Arts style dwelling, which…
Year Built: 1920
59 Lansdowne Street is a Craftsman Bungalow dwelling set between Waterloo Row and University Avenue. Heritage Value The heritage…
Year Built: 1881
This 2-storey brick building is situated on the west side of York Street. Built in 1881, this commercial building is located between Queen…
Year Built: 1888
This 2-storey house with its distinctive cupola is situated at the river end of McKeen Street. The wood frame dwelling, which was built in…
Year Built: 1850 - 1855
This 2 ½-storey wood frame dwelling, which dates from the early 1850s, is situated on the south side of Shore Street between University…
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This 2-storey brick structure is situated on the west side of York Street. This late 19th century building is located between Queen and…