Historic places inDalhousie
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 15historic places
- built
- 1831–1960built
Recognized by
- National 1
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 13
Riverview Cemetery1839Photo: Restigouche Regional Museum, Dalhousie
Hamilton Monument1851
MacLean Residence1880
Miller Farm1895
Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church1931
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Parks Canada Agency \ Agence Parcs CanadaNational1870Inch Arran Point Front Range LighthouseAlso known as Bon Ami PointThe Inch Arran Point Front Range Lighthouse is a wooden square-tapered tower that measures 11 metres (36 feet).
Photo: PNB 2004Provincial1939Dalhousie Town HallThe Dalhousie Town Hall Provincial Historic Site is a two-storey grey stucco Art Déco building located at 117 Hall Street in the Town of Dalhousie.
Photo: Restigouche Regional Museum, DalhousieMunicipal1831Rotary Memorial ParkRotary Memorial Park is a rectangular plot of land located in the center of Dalhousie, bounded by the Courthouse and Jail, and William, Court and Hall Streets.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1830s, with 2 of the 15 places.
4 places have no recorded construction date.
All 15 places
MunicipalHomesBateman House126 Brunswick Street
MunicipalHomesLoggie House131 George Street- 1939ProvincialGovernmentDalhousie Town Hall
- 1851MunicipalHamilton Monument
1960MunicipalLeisureInch Arran Park- 1870NationalWaterwaysInch Arran Point Front Range LighthouseAlso known as Bon Ami Point
- 1880MunicipalHomesMacLean Residence
- 1895MunicipalFarming and foodMiller Farm
MunicipalCommerceOld Royal Bank BuildingAlso known as Old Royal Bank
MunicipalHomesReid Stewart Home- 1839MunicipalFaithRiverview Cemetery
- 1831MunicipalCommunityRotary Memorial Park
- 1931MunicipalSaint-Jean-Baptiste Church
1902MunicipalFaithSt. John's United Church
1869MunicipalFaithSt. Mary's Anglican Church
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Dalhousie
- Gothic Revival 5
- Towers 4
- Scottish settlers 3
- Explore outdoors 3
- Held by one family 3
- Belfries and bells 2
- Stone 2
- Buildings that moved 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.