The Royal Bank Building, situated on Main Street in Moncton, was conceptualized by J.C. Dumaresq and constructed between 1898 and 1899 by James Reid & Son. The edifice features pink…
James Charles Dumaresq
James Charles Philip Dumaresq (1840-1906) was a prominent and prolific architect in the Maritime provinces during his time. His father, Philip Dumaresq, left the Isle of Jersey before 1800 and…
St. Paul’s United Church
In 1882, the Golden Jubilee of the congregation of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church in Fredericton, the growing congregation was becoming too large for the 600-seat capacity Old Kirk, and steps…
New Brunswick Legislature
The current New Brunswick Legislature Building, located in Fredericton, has stood as a beacon of democracy in New Brunswick since 1882. It came into being following the destruction of its…
Old Fredericton High School (York House)
In 1836, a Baptist seminary was established at this spot, but later it was demolished and replaced by the existing structure, designed by J.C. Dumaresq. Dumaresq was the architect behind…
Clark Building
At the corner of York and King streets in Fredericton stands the impressive 1899 Clark Building, designed by J.C. Dumaresq and home for many decades to this prominent Fredericton family’s…
Charlotte Street School
The Charlotte Street School, located at 732 Charlotte Street in Fredericton, is designated as a Protected Provincial Historic Site due to its architectural qualities associated with late-19th-century urban elementary schools…
New Brunswick Legislature Dome
New Brunswick’s Legislature is regarded as one of Canada’s architectural gems, designed by Saint John architect J.C. Dumaresq. He won the competition to create a new building after the previous…