View of the front façade
Photo: Greg Campbell
- Built
- 1948
- Recognized
- 2006
- By
- Local government
The register’s text, word for word
Description
115 Cambridge Street is a one-storey building in the style commonly known as ‘wartime house.’ It is located on a dead-end street in Woodstock, close to other homes of a similar design.
Heritage value
115 Cambridge Street is designated a Local Historic Place because it is an exceptional example of a wartime house of the type constructed across Canada in the years following WWII and for its location. The house has undergone few structural changes since its construction in 1948. This style of home was intended to be temporary housing for military personnel and their families. The homes followed design criteria set by Wartime Housing Limited. These criteria are reflected in this one story, low-roofed and overall economically designed bungalow.
115 Cambridge Street is also recognized for its location. The house is situated among a concentration of wartime homes on Cambridge Street and the neighbouring two streets.
SourceCarleton County Historical Society Historic Places Files “115 Cambridge Street”
Character‑defining elements
The character-defining elements that describe the wartime housing architecture and the location of 115 Cambridge Street include:
- square one-storey massing;
- low pitch side gabled roof;
- front door with small covered porch;
- large picture window facing Cambridge Street;
- location on Cambridge Street neighbouring other wartime houses.
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Location
115 Cambridge Street, Woodstock, New Brunswick, E7M, Canada
46.15794° N, 67.57558° W
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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025. The register’s text is shown word for word.