Patrick Jean Store - looking northwest
Photo: Province of New Brunswick
- Built
- 1945
- Recognized
- 2004
- By
- Local government
The register’s text, word for word
Description
Patrick Jean Store is a rectangular two-storey wooden commercial building located on Canada Street in Saint-Quentin.
Heritage value
Patrick Jean Store is designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture and for its association with its first owner.
Patrick Jean Store, built in 1945, is a good example of commercial architecture from this era in Saint-Quentin. This two-storey commercial-type building with a storefront has a cubical shape and flat roof which gave it a contemporary appearance at the time.
The store symbolizes the importance of Patrick Jean in the development of the Parish of Saint-Quentin and in northern New Brunswick’s forest industry. It also symbolizes the commercial success of his businesses and his community involvement in areas such as the hospital, water and sewer service, and the church. Patrick Jean was the owner of various businesses and four sawmills besides being president of numerous companies, such as Saint-Quentin Realty Ltd., Patrick Jean & fils Limitée, Épicerie Jean Limitée, Équipement Agricole Limitée, and Restigouche Milling Limited.
SourceHeritage Society of Saint-Quentin, Saint-Quentin, N.B., file 2004-14
Character‑defining elements
The character-defining elements that describe Patrick Jean Store include:
- location on Canada Street at the intersection of Saint-Jean Street;
- cubical 2-storey massing;
- flat roof;
- storefront façade;
- symmetrical placement of the second-storey windows;
- two main entrances on the main façade;
- ground-floor commercial space.
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Location
162 Canada Street, Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, E8A, Canada
47.50895° N, 67.39244° W
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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025. The register’s text is shown word for word.