Historic places inSackville
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 51historic places
- built
- 1676–1923built
Recognized by
- National 3
- Provincial 2
- Municipal 46
Wood Block1914Photo: PNB
Methodist Burying Ground1790
Cranewood1836
Campbell Carriage Factory Museum1838
Sackville Wharf1840
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, 2002.National1676Tonge's Island National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Tonge's IslandTonge’s Island National Historic Site of Canada is located on a triangular section of land known as the Tantramar Marsh, near Sackville, New Brunswick.
Photo: Parks Canada / Parcs Canada, 2008National1896Hammond House National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Hammond HouseHammond House National Historic Site of Canada is a large, Queen Anne Revival-style house located in a landscaped setting on the campus of Mount Allison University.
Photo: PNB 2004Provincial1838Campbell Carriage FactoryThe Campbell Carriage Factory consists of a two-storey heavy-timber frame building, situated on a parcel of land adjacent to the Tantramar Marshes at 19 Church Street in the community of Middle Sackville.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1890s, with 10 of the 51 places.
17 places have no recorded construction date.
All 51 places
1892MunicipalHomesAnchorageAlso known as Centre for Canadian Studies
1880MunicipalFaithAnglican Church Rectory
1896MunicipalHomesBlack HouseAlso known as John Hammond House
MunicipalHomesBoultenhouse Heritage Centre- 1838ProvincialIndustryCampbell Carriage Factory
- 1838MunicipalIndustryCampbell Carriage Factory Museum
Enhanced1907NationalRailwaysCanadian National Railways (Intercolonial Railway) StationAlso known as Canadian National - Former Transcontinental Railway Station
1855MunicipalHomesCaptain George Anderson HouseAlso known as Octagonal House
1877MunicipalHomesCaptain John Purdy HouseAlso known as Rupert Snowdon House
1897MunicipalHomesCaptain Peter Hanson House
1892MunicipalCaptain Thomas Egan HouseAlso known as Fred Fisher House
1890MunicipalCaptain Wilson Estabrooks HouseAlso known as Harley Sears House
1879MunicipalHomesColville HouseAlso known as Charles W. Ford House- 1836MunicipalHomesCranewood
MunicipalHomesDixon HouseAlso known as Hum Amos House
1888MunicipalHomesDonald Shives Fisher HouseAlso known as Thompson Trueman House
MunicipalHealthDr. Alexander Fleming House
1903MunicipalHomesDr. Charles Paisley HouseAlso known as Dr. Trenholme House
MunicipalEasterbrooks House
1908MunicipalEnterprise FoundryAlso known as E. Cogswell & Company
MunicipalFaithFour Corners Burying Ground
1894MunicipalCommunityGeorge E. Ford Block- 1896NationalHomesHammond House National Historic Site of CanadaAlso known as Hammond House
MunicipalFaithHugh Gallagher HouseAlso known as Harvey Phinney House
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Sackville
- Verandahs and porches 16
- Industrialists and merchants 14
- Held by one family 10
- Notable interiors 8
- Restored and rebuilt 8
- Towers 8
- Gothic Revival 7
- New lives 6
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in Sackville, A to Z
- Anchorage1892
- Anglican Church Rectory1880
- Black House1896
- Boultenhouse Heritage Centre
- Campbell Carriage Factory1838
- Campbell Carriage Factory Museum1838
- Canadian National Railways (Intercolonial Railway) Station1907
- Captain George Anderson House1855
- Captain John Purdy House1877
- Captain Peter Hanson House1897
- Captain Thomas Egan House1892
- Captain Wilson Estabrooks House1890
- Colville House1879
- Cranewood1836
- Dixon House
- Donald Shives Fisher House1888
- Dr. Alexander Fleming House
- Dr. Charles Paisley House1903
- Easterbrooks House
- Enterprise Foundry1908
- Four Corners Burying Ground
- George E. Ford Block1894
- Hammond House National Historic Site of Canada1896
- Hugh Gallagher House
- John Johnson House1899
- Joseph F. Allison House
- Joseph Lamb House
- Joseph Thompson House
- Ladies' College Park
- Marshlands Inn1850
- Mel's Tea Room1913
- Methodist Burying Ground1790
- Middle Sackville Central School1894
- Morice House
- Morice's Mill Pond
- Owens Art Gallery1894
- Palmer Restaurant1923
- Powell Block1886
- President's Cottage1857
- Ronald Campbell House
- Sackville Cemetery1864
- Sackville Harness Shop
- Sackville Wharf1840
- St. Paul's Anglican Church1856
- Thomas Pickard House
- Tonge's Island National Historic Site of Canada1676
- Upper Sackville United Church1882
- W. Albert Smith House
- William Fawcett House
- Wood Block1914
- Wood Block1914
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.