List of historic places in Queens County, New Brunswick
This is a list of historic places in Queens County, New Brunswick entered on the Canadian Register of Historic Places, whether they are federal, provincial, or municipal.
List of historic places
Name | Address | Coordinates | IDF | IDP | IDM | Image | |
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Barrack Block | Dufferin Drive, Gagetown, NB | 45°50′16″N 66°26′12″W | 15391 | ||||
Barrack Block | Dufferin Drive, Gagetown, NB | 45°50′16″N 66°26′13″W | 15364 | ||||
Drill Hall D15 | CFB Gagetown, Gagetown, NB | 10894 | |||||
Drill Hall H12 | St. Jean Avenue, CFB Gagetown, Gagetown, NB | 45°50′42″N 66°27′21″W | 10892 | ||||
Nehemiah Belyea House | 3259 Lower Cambridge Road, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°45′20″N 66°00′53″W | 15651 | ||||
Cambridge-Narrows Municipal Building | 6 Municipal Lane, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′39″N 65°57′22″W | 15646 | ||||
Cambridge-Narrows Regional Library | 2216 Lakeview Road, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′55″N 65°57′16″W | 15645 | ||||
Chipman Community Heritage Centre | 238 Main Street, Chipman, NB | 46°10′33″N 65°52′51″W | 12222 | ||||
Claremont | 104 Tilley Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′19″N 66°08′47″W | 15603 | ||||
Codys Women's Institute Hall | 1 Codys Lane, Johnston, NB | 45°52′29″N 65°49′36″W | 7734 | ||||
Archdeacon Hiram A. Cody House | 37 Codys Lane, Codys, NB | 45°52′14″N 65°49′48″W | 9991 | ||||
Cossar Farm Site | 16 Fox Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°44′26″N 66°08′06″W | 15943 | ||||
Cow Point Site | Scotchtown Road, Scotchtown, NB | 45°52′46″N 66°10′02″W | 13155 | ||||
Darrah's Insurance Ltd. Building | 267 Main Street, Chipman, NB | 46°10′29″N 65°52′56″W | 12241 | ||||
Anthony Flower House | Lower Cambridge Road, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′41″N 65°57′26″W | 15643 | ||||
Glenora | 7 Peters Street, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′00″N 66°08′44″W | 15944 | ||||
Hector House | 20 Front Street, Gagetown, NB | 45°46′48″N 66°08′37″W | 15946 | ||||
Hendry Farm Lighthouse | Washademoak Lane, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°43′58″N 66°02′54″W | 15497 | ||||
Jemseg Archaeological Site | Highway 695, Cambridge, NB | 45°49′44″N 66°06′59″W | 7990 | ||||
Junior Ranks Quarters | Cartier Crescent, Gagetown, NB | 45°50′16″N 66°26′12″W | 15386 | ||||
Dr. Malcolm MacDonald House | 2224 Lakeview Road, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′53″N 65°57′18″W | 15649 | ||||
Orange Hall Museum | Court House Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′09″N 66°08′42″W | 15948 | ||||
Harry Peters House | 5 Mill Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°46′52″N 66°08′42″W | 15945 | ||||
James Peters Tombstone | Front Street, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′07″N 66°08′41″W | 15947 | ||||
Pines Conservation Park | 1307 Bridge Drive, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′47″N 65°56′54″W | 15647 | ||||
Queens County Court House | 16 Court House Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′08″N 66°08′53″W | 5978 | 15949 | |||
Reid's Mill Smokestack | 32 and 34 Old Mill Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°45′44″N 66°08′25″W | 15952 | ||||
Charles Robinson House | 2321 Lower Cambridge Road, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′23″N 65°57′10″W | 15648 | ||||
James S. Robinson House | 2349 Lower Cambridge Road, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°49′16″N 65°57′27″W | 15650 | ||||
St. John's Anglican Church Cemetery | Front Street, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′07″N 66°08′40″W | 15951 | ||||
Soldiers' Memorial Hall | 81 Tilley Road, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′09″N 66°08′49″W | 15953 | ||||
Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley House / Tilley House National Historic Site of Canada | 69 Front Street, Gagetown, NB | 45°47′04″N 66°08′41″W | 12662 | 1247 | 15950 | ||
Wharves of Cambridge-Narrows | Washademoak Lake, western shore, Cambridge-Narrows, NB | 45°47′05″N 65°59′13″W | 15644 | ||||
Wolastoq National Historic Site of Canada | Entire watershed of Saint John River, central and western New Brunswick, parts of southeastern Quebec, NB | 45°45′37″N 66°08′11″W | 18954 | More images |
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