Historic places inRichibucto

New Brunswick

historic places: 15historic places
built: 1852–1964built

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Municipal 15

Photographs from the register, credited on each place’s page.

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The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.

Photo: Bernard LeBlancMunicipal1852Dr. Lawrence McLaren HouseThe Dr.
Photo: Bernard LeBlancMunicipal1964Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague ChurchThe Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague Church is a modern circular building, covered in limestone, with an undulating concrete roof.
Photo: Bernard LeBlancMunicipalBallast HeapsThe Ballast Heaps consist of two small islands in Richibucto Harbour that were created by the unloading of ballast from ships that frequented the port of Richibucto.

All 15 places

MunicipalBallast HeapsThe Ballast Heaps consist of two small islands in Richibucto Harbour that were created by the unloading of ballast from ships that frequented the port of Richibucto.
MunicipalHealthBourque-Robichaud HouseThe Bourque-Robichaud House is a two-storey American Foursquare dwelling with strong Craftsman influences that has a front veranda that extends to the north side.
MunicipalCommerceCamille Bordage PharmacieThe Camille Bordage Pharmacy is a two-storey Boom Town style building.
MunicipalCommerceDaniel O'Leary PropertyThe Daniel O’Leary Property is a one-and-a-half storey vernacular house with a gable roof.
1852MunicipalHomesDr. Lawrence McLaren HouseThe Dr.
MunicipalHomesHenry O'Leary HouseThe Henry O’Leary House is a two-and-a-half storey Victorian structure in the Queen Anne Revival style, with a tower on the front façade.
MunicipalHomesJohn Stevenson HouseThe John Stevenson House is a two-storey Second Empire style dwelling from the late 19th century.
MunicipalHomesLestock DesBrisay HouseThe Lestock DesBrisay House is a one-storey Regency style dwelling with a low-pitched hipped roof.
MunicipalCommunityMasonic HallThe Masonic Hall is a two-storey gabled roof vernacular style building with the gable end wall facing the street.
MunicipalCommerceMcLeod-Mundle HouseThe McLeod-Mundle House is a one-and-a-half storey vernacular house with a gable roof that was built around 1831.
MunicipalFaithPresbyterian ChurchAlso known as Église Baptiste Française de RichibuctoThe Presbyterian Church is an Italianate building with some elements inspired by Neo-Gothic religious architecture of the period.
MunicipalCommerceRenzetta ResidenceThe Renzetta Residence is a one-and-a-half storey gable-roofed building with its main façade being in a gable end wall.
MunicipalRoyal BankThe Royal Bank is a two-storey Boom Town style building with a pointed parapet on the main façade.
1964MunicipalFaithSaint-Louis-de-Gonzague ChurchThe Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague Church is a modern circular building, covered in limestone, with an undulating concrete roof.
MunicipalGovernmentTélesphore Arsenault ResidenceThe Télesphore Arsenault Residence is a two-storey Second Empire style house from the early 1870's.

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Themes in Richibucto

Notable interiors 10
Verandahs and porches 6
Industrialists and merchants 4
Vernacular 3
Gingerbread trim 3
Stained glass 3
Buildings that moved 2
Second Empire 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.