Historic places inCambridge-Narrows
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 10historic places
- built
- 1816–1951built
Recognized by
- Municipal 10
Anthony Flower House1818Photo: Village of Cambridge-Narrows
Cambridge-Narrows Municipal Building1951
Cambridge-Narrows Regional Library
Pines Conservation Park
Wharves of Cambridge-Narrows
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Village of Cambridge-NarrowsMunicipal1816Charles Robinson HouseAlso known as John Robinson HouseThe Charles Robinson House is reported to be only the second frame house built on the Washademoak.
Photo: Village of Cambridge-NarrowsMunicipal1869Hendry Farm LighthouseThe Hendry Farm Lighthouse on the banks of Washademoak Lake at Lower Cambridge is a typical inland waterways lighthouse.
Photo: Village of Cambridge-NarrowsMunicipal1898Dr. Malcolm MacDonald HouseAlso known as Andrew Turnbull HouseThe Dr.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1810s, with 2 of the 10 places.
5 places have no recorded construction date.
All 10 places
- 1818MunicipalHomesAnthony Flower HouseAlso known as Anthony Flower Museum and Gallery
- 1951MunicipalSchoolsCambridge-Narrows Municipal BuildingAlso known as Former Cambridge Rural High School
- MunicipalCommunityCambridge-Narrows Regional LibraryAlso known as Temperance Hall
- 1816MunicipalHomesCharles Robinson HouseAlso known as John Robinson House
- 1898MunicipalDr. Malcolm MacDonald HouseAlso known as Andrew Turnbull House
- 1869MunicipalWaterwaysHendry Farm Lighthouse
MunicipalHomesJames S. Robinson House
MunicipalHomesNehemiah Belyea House- MunicipalCommercePines Conservation ParkAlso known as Sypher Property
- MunicipalWaterwaysWharves of Cambridge-NarrowsAlso known as Humphrey's Wharf
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Cambridge-Narrows
- Waterfronts and harbours 7
- Notable interiors 6
- Countryside 4
- New lives 3
- Canals and waterways 2
- Open to visitors 2
- Held by one family 2
- Restored and rebuilt 2
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.