Historic places inSt. George
New Brunswick
- historic places
- 15historic places
- built
- 1790–1935built
Recognized by
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 14
Salmon Fish Ladder1928Photo: Norma Stewart
Bridge Superintendent's House
First Community Cemetery
Former Site of the Milne-Coutts & Co. Granite Shed
Fort Hill Cannons
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Province of New BrunswickProvincial1935St. George Government of Canada BuildingAlso known as St. George Post OfficeThe St.
Photo: Town of St. GeorgeMunicipal1790Presbyterian KirkAlso known as The KirkPresbyterian Kirk is a single storey, Loyalist style religious building located at the juncture of Brunswick Street and Wallace Street in the Town of St.
Photo: Norma StewartMunicipal1846Senator Gillmor HouseAlso known as Gillmor MansionSenator Gillmor House is a large two-storey Regency style residence with three chimneys.
Built over time
11 places have no recorded construction date.
All 15 places
- MunicipalHomesBridge Superintendent's HouseAlso known as Maison Spinney
- MunicipalFirst Community CemeteryAlso known as Loyalist Cemetery
- MunicipalCommerceFormer Site of the Milne-Coutts & Co. Granite ShedAlso known as Fundy Red Granite Co. Shed
- MunicipalDefenceFort Hill CannonsAlso known as The Cannons
MunicipalHomesHibbard House- 1790MunicipalPresbyterian KirkAlso known as The Kirk
- 1928MunicipalSalmon Fish LadderAlso known as Pool and Weir Fishway
- 1846MunicipalHomesSenator Gillmor HouseAlso known as Gillmor Mansion
MunicipalShaw HouseAlso known as Boyd House
MunicipalCommunitySite of Peter Clinch LandingAlso known as Clinch Landing
MunicipalIndustrySt. George Gorge at First FallsAlso known as The Gorge- 1935ProvincialGovernmentSt. George Government of Canada BuildingAlso known as St. George Post Office
MunicipalSt. George Rural Cemetery
MunicipalSchoolsSt. George Superior School BellAlso known as Old School Bell
MunicipalIndustryTown Pump and Water TroughAlso known as Town Pump
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in St. George
- Riversides 4
- Loyalists 3
- Industrialists and merchants 3
- Main streets 2
- Waterfronts and harbours 2
- Georgian 2
- Manufacturing 2
- Still in original use 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.