Historic places inHartland
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 11historic places
- built
- 1894–1946built
Recognized by
- National 1
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 9
Hartland Covered Bridge1899Photo: Doris E. Kennedy
Dr. Lorne MacIntosh Home, Office, and Hospital1922
Holy Trinity Anglican Church1924
Hartland Town Hall1946
Forester Hall
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: PNB 2004Provincial1901Hartland Covered BridgeThe Hartland Covered Bridge Provincial Historic Site consists of a seven span Howe truss structure, 391m long, crossing the St.
Photo: Doris E. KennedyMunicipal1894Trinity United Church of CanadaAlso known as Hartland United ChurchThe Trinity United Church of Canada is located on the south of Main Street.
Photo: Doris E. KennedyMunicipal1912Dr. Walter Chestnut LibraryAlso known as Never's PharmacyThe Dr.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1890s, with 2 of the 11 places.
3 places have no recorded construction date.
All 11 places
- 1922MunicipalHealthDr. Lorne MacIntosh Home, Office, and HospitalAlso known as Arniston House
- 1912MunicipalLeisureDr. Walter Chestnut LibraryAlso known as Never's Pharmacy
- MunicipalCommunityForester HallAlso known as Kalijas Restaurant
- 1901ProvincialRoadsHartland Covered Bridge
- 1899MunicipalRoadsHartland Covered BridgeAlso known as Plus long pont couvert du monde
Enhanced1901NationalHartland Covered Bridge National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Hartland Covered Bridge
MunicipalLandscapesHartland Salmon PoolAlso known as Salmon Pool- 1946MunicipalCommerceHartland Town HallAlso known as Ercell Orser and Sons
- 1924MunicipalHoly Trinity Anglican ChurchAlso known as Anglican Church
MunicipalFaithOrser Burial CemeteryAlso known as Loyalist Cemetery- 1894MunicipalFaithTrinity United Church of CanadaAlso known as Hartland United Church
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Hartland
- Riversides 6
- Notable interiors 5
- Covered bridges 3
- Record holders 3
- Stained glass 3
- Towers 3
- Restored and rebuilt 2
- Gothic Revival 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.