Historic places inHunter River
Prince Edward Island
- historic places
- 14historic places
- built
- 1880–1948built
Recognized by
- Provincial 14
The Grist Mill1880Photo: Province of PEI, Carter Jeffery, 2008
Former Noye House1917
Bertram Home1918
Former St. Mary's of the People Catholic Church1948
Carter W. Jeffery Home
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Province of PEI, Carter Jeffery, 2008Provincial1880The Grist MillAlso known as Former James Patterson MillThe Grist Mill in Hunter River is a renovated wood framed and wood shingled building.
Photo: Province of PEI, Carter Jeffery, 2007Provincial1890Hunter River Presbyterian ChurchThe Presbyterian Church in Hunter River has a large rectangular sanctuary with a steeply pitched gable roof.
Photo: Province of PEI, Carter Jeffery, 2007Provincial1898Ben Bernard HouseAlso known as Former MacLeod HouseThe home is a fine example of the Island Ell architectural style.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1880s, with 2 of the 14 places.
7 places have no recorded construction date.
All 14 places
ProvincialHomesAlan and Mary Nisbet HomeAlso known as MacLeod-Spence Home- 1898ProvincialHomesBen Bernard HouseAlso known as Former MacLeod House
- 1918ProvincialCommerceBertram HomeAlso known as Former Royal Bank of Canada
- ProvincialCarter W. Jeffery HomeAlso known as Former Lefuta Wood Home
ProvincialLeisureFormer Hunter River Library- 1917ProvincialHomesFormer Noye House
- 1948ProvincialFaithFormer St. Mary's of the People Catholic Church
- 1890ProvincialFaithHunter River Presbyterian Church
ProvincialHomesMargaret and Gordon Smith HomeAlso known as Former United Church Manse
ProvincialHomesRichardson HouseAlso known as Former Patterson Homestead
ProvincialIndustryThe Forge- 1880ProvincialIndustryThe Grist MillAlso known as Former James Patterson Mill
- 1880ProvincialIndustryThe Grist MillAlso known as Former James Patterson Mill
ProvincialIndustryWood Drying KilnAlso known as Former James Patterson Mill
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Hunter River
- Verandahs and porches 6
- Industrialists and merchants 5
- Early electricity 4
- Restored and rebuilt 4
- Held by one family 3
- Towers 3
- Manufacturing 3
- Banking 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.