Saint Mary’s Anglican Church Hillsborough is historically significant as a symbol of the development of the Anglican Church. Throughout the British colonial empire, being affiliated with the Church of England…
Akerley Holmes
Akerley Holmes was born in Doaktown in 1894. After attending the Fredericton Business College, Akerley Holmes joined the J. H. Holmes Co., his father’s lumber business at Doaktown, which owned…
MacMillan Hotel
The MacMillan Hotel in Boiestown was built in 1885. It is designated a Local Historic Place for its association with its original owner and for its architecture. Alexander MacMillan constructed…
Chris Whalen Residence
The Chris Whalen Residence in Boiestown or Whalen’s Hotel, is designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture, for its association with its first resident Christopher Whalen and for its…
St. James the Greater Anglican Church
St. James the Greater Anglican Church in Ludlow was built in 1887. It is designated a Local Historic Place for its religious architecture for its spiritual impact within the community….
Village of Doaktown
The documented history of Doaktown‘s settlement can be traced back to United Empire Loyalist Ephraim Betts (born around 1730) and his companions, who arrived in the years following the American…
Dow Settlement
Dow Settlement, a small rural community in western New Brunswick, is situated between Meductic and Canterbury. In the 1760s, numerous individuals migrated to Canada seeking opportunity, including strict Puritans who…
Saint-Thomas de Memramcook Church
The Saint-Thomas de Memramcook Church, a stone-built Roman Catholic place of worship in Memramcook, holds the designation of a Local Historic Site due to its significance during the reestablishment of…