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Old Carleton County Court House
Upper Woodstock, Carleton County

Constructed in 1833;
Designated Protected in 1977

This 1833 Courthouse in the Classical tradition has been painstakingly restored to become one of the premier non-provincially operated historic sites in the province.
 
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Dr. George F. Clarke House
Woodstock, Carleton County

Constructed in c.1900;
Designated Historic in 1979

This is a turn-of-the-century Edwardian structure common in central Canada but rare in New Brunswick. It is closely associated with Dr. George F. Clarke, author, historian, amateur archaeologist and dentist.

 
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Hartland Covered Bridge
Hartland, Carleton County

Constructed from 1901 to 1921;
Designated Historic in 1999

Though famous for its length, the Howe truss structure and unadorned style make this span typical of New Brunswick covered bridges. Built as a private toll crossing in 1901, it was rebuilt and covered in 1920-1921.
 
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