The James W. Brittain Residence is designated a Saint John Local Historic Place for its architecture and for its association with James W. Brittain. Many of the buildings in the…
Bliss-Beckwith House
The Bliss-Beckwith House, situated at 750 Brunswick Street in Fredericton, is a prime example of a finely constructed Georgian residence from the late 18th to early 19th centuries. Built in…
John Adolphus Beckwith
John Adolphus Beckwith, born on December 1, 1800, in Fredericton, was a multifaceted individual with significant contributions as an engineer, businessman, civil servant, and politician. He passed away on November…
Burchell-Wetmore House
The Burchell-Wetmore House, built in 1855, served as the residence of James Burchell, a builder and mason, until 1872. James Burchell hailed from an Irish family, with his father, Alexander…
Sir John Douglas Hazen
Born in 1860 in Oromocto, Sir John Douglas Hazen was a lawyer, university administrator, politician, and judge. He was the progeny of James King Hazen and Elizabeth Marian Beckwith and…
Thomas C. Allen House
When finished in 1896, the Daily Gleaner of Fredericton praised this “ample and exceptionally outfitted house… for its tidy and appealing aesthetics. The deliberate absence of extravagant decoration on the…
George Pidgeon House
This two-and-a-half-storey wooden house serves as a superb representation of a finely crafted Georgian residence from the late 18th to early 19th century. Constructed in 1800 for George Pidgeon, Fredericton’s…
Victoriana Rose
Situated at 193 Church Street in Fredericton, the Victoriana Rose is a two-and-a-half storey residence reflecting the Second Empire architectural style. This timber-framed edifice was constructed in the late 1870s…