Historic places inShediac
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 25historic places
- built
- 1820–1980built
Recognized by
- National 1
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 23
Scovil House1850Photo: Town of Shediac
Saint-Joseph Parish Cemetery1859
Edna Cormier Building1903
Shediac Railway Station1906
Shediac Bay Marina1910
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
National1980GC Pension Centre BuildingThe GC Pension Centre Building is a three-storey institutional office building near the downtown commercial core of the town of Shediac.
Photo: PNB 2003Provincial1820Pascal-Poirier HouseAlso known as Pascal-Poirier MuseumThe Pascal Poirier House Provincial Historic Site consists of a traditional 19th Century vernacular one and a half storey gabled house and property located at 399 Main Street in the Town of Shediac.
Photo: private collectionMunicipal1840L'Auberge Gabrièle InnAlso known as United Baptist ChurchL’Auberge Gabrièle Inn is actually a former United Baptist church built in the Georgian style circa 1840, and moved to its current site in 1890, to be used for other purposes.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1910s, with 6 of the 25 places.
6 places have no recorded construction date.
All 25 places
1912MunicipalHomesAlbert Allison Dysart ResidenceAlso known as Dysart Residence
MunicipalHomesCaptain Landry House
1860MunicipalFaithDeacon-Surette Pharmacy
1911MunicipalCommerceDoiron Store- 1903MunicipalCommerceEdna Cormier BuildingAlso known as Dina Cormier Store
- 1980NationalGovernmentGC Pension Centre Building
1888MunicipalFaithGreenwood Cemetery
1911MunicipalJohn Clarence Webster House- 1840MunicipalFaithL'Auberge Gabrièle InnAlso known as United Baptist Church
1910MunicipalCommerceLéger Pharmacie
MunicipalCommerceMcNeil/Gallant Store
MunicipalCommerceMoulée Poirier
MunicipalCommerceOld Waverley Hotel
1898MunicipalHomesOlivier M. Melanson House
MunicipalIndustryOuellet Tinsmith and Hardware Store- 1820ProvincialHomesPascal-Poirier HouseAlso known as Pascal-Poirier Museum
1903MunicipalCommercePoirier/Gallant Building- 1859MunicipalFaithSaint-Joseph Parish Cemetery
- 1850MunicipalHomesScovil House
- 1910MunicipalAviationShediac Bay Marina
- 1906MunicipalRailwaysShediac Railway Station
1909MunicipalFaithShediac United Baptist Church
1903MunicipalCommerceTait & Melanson Block
1911MunicipalHomesTait HouseAlso known as Elmbank
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Shediac
- Industrialists and merchants 8
- Main streets 8
- Vernacular 7
- Verandahs and porches 7
- Acadian 7
- Shops and stores 7
- Notable interiors 5
- Firsts and oldest 4
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in Shediac, A to Z
- Albert Allison Dysart Residence1912
- Captain Landry House
- Deacon-Surette Pharmacy1860
- Doiron Store1911
- Edna Cormier Building1903
- GC Pension Centre Building1980
- Greenwood Cemetery1888
- John Clarence Webster House1911
- L'Auberge Gabrièle Inn1840
- Léger Pharmacie1910
- McNeil/Gallant Store
- Moulée Poirier
- Old Waverley Hotel
- Olivier M. Melanson House1898
- Ouellet Tinsmith and Hardware Store
- Pascal-Poirier House1820
- Poirier/Gallant Building1903
- Saint-Joseph Parish Cemetery1859
- Scovil House1850
- Shediac Bay Marina1910
- Shediac Railway Station1906
- Shediac United Baptist Church1909
- Tait & Melanson Block1903
- Tait House1911
- Thompson-Landry Building
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.