Historic places inSalisbury
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 6historic places
- built
- 1905–1930built
Recognized by
- Municipal 6
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Village of SalisburyMunicipal1905Rose Horsman BuildingAlso known as Salisbury Graded SchoolThe Rose Horsman Building is a rectangular two-storey Georgian Revival former school building with a hipped roof located on Fredericton Road in Salisbury.
Photo: Village of SalisburyMunicipal1930Salisbury Masonic TempleAlso known as Harmony Masonic LodgeThe Salisbury Masonic Temple is a two-storey red-brick Greek Revival hall with front-facing gable roof.
Photo: Village of SalisburyMunicipalBeck HouseAlso known as Caleb Beck HouseThe Beck House is a mid- to late-19th century wood-framed vernacular home, built in three sections with distinct gable roofs.
All 6 places
- MunicipalFarming and foodBeck HouseAlso known as Caleb Beck House
MunicipalCommerceDepot Railway HotelAlso known as Depot Hotel
MunicipalHomesParker House- 1905MunicipalSchoolsRose Horsman BuildingAlso known as Salisbury Graded School
- 1930MunicipalCommunitySalisbury Masonic TempleAlso known as Harmony Masonic Lodge
MunicipalCommunityVictor Beausoleil Broussard VillageAlso known as Jaques Tavern Site
On the map
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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.