Originally, the first public building in Fredericton, known as the Governor’s House, was not considered a public building. Governor Carleton initially resided and convened his council at the British American…
Belmont
John Murray Bliss, a renowned lawyer, colonial administrator, judge, and politician, was born on February 22, 1771, in Massachusetts. He was the sole child of Daniel Bliss and Isabella (Isabel)…
Exhibition Pavilion
The Fredericton Exhibition, familiar to fairgoers today, traces its roots back to the energetic initiatives of Sir Howard Douglas. Serving as the Governor of New Brunswick from 1824 to 1831,…
Somerville House
Situated at 238 Waterloo Row in Fredericton, the property and manor called “Somerville House” have seen a myriad of changes and reincarnations over time. The Hon. John Murray Bliss acquired…
Lieutenant-Governor’s Office
Originating from the early 19th century, the current house started as a modest five-bay structure, akin to the one found at 750 Brunswick Street in Fredericton, albeit without the roof…
UNB Old Arts Building
Sir Howard Douglas Hall, previously known as the Old Arts Building, is the oldest university building in Canada that still serves as an active part of a university campus. It…