Historic places inFlorenceville-Bristol
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 7historic places
- built
- 1901–1948built
Recognized by
- Municipal 7
Old Free Baptist Church1922Photo: Town of Florenceville-Bristol
E. R. Marich Building1948
Andrew and Laura McCain House
Riverside Park
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Town of Florenceville-BristolMunicipal1901Church of the Good ShepherdAlso known as Florenceville Anglican ChurchThe Church of the Good Shepherd is a small Gothic Revival church built on the lower end of an open field.
Photo: Town of Florenceville-BristolMunicipal1911Florenceville BridgeThe Florenceville Bridge is a combination steel-truss span and wooden covered bridge that crosses the Saint John River.
Photo: Town of Florenceville-BristolMunicipal1921Florenceville-Bristol Community HallAlso known as East Florenceville SchoolThe Florenceville-Bristol Community Hall is located on a large, flat lot on Main Street in Florenceville-Bristol.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1920s, with 2 of the 7 places.
2 places have no recorded construction date.
All 7 places
- MunicipalAndrew and Laura McCain House
- 1901MunicipalFaithChurch of the Good ShepherdAlso known as Florenceville Anglican Church
- 1948MunicipalE. R. Marich BuildingAlso known as Marich Store
- 1911MunicipalFlorenceville Bridge
- 1921MunicipalSchoolsFlorenceville-Bristol Community HallAlso known as East Florenceville School
- 1922MunicipalFaithOld Free Baptist ChurchAlso known as Zibe's Church
- MunicipalHomesRiverside ParkAlso known as McIntosh Property
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Florenceville-Bristol
- Riversides 3
- Industrialists and merchants 2
- Explore outdoors 1
- Covered bridges 1
- Baptist 1
- Held by one family 1
- Gothic Revival 1
- Towers 1
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.