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Dunn McQuoid House
St. Andrews, Charlotte County

Constructed in c.1784;
Designated Protected in 1977

Reported to be the first two-storey house in St. Andrews, this building is closely associated with John Dunn, an early settler who arrived in St. Andrews in 1784.

 
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Bonar Law House
Rexton, Kent County

Constructed in c.1845;
Designated Protected in 1977

Built c.1845, this classic farmhouse is intimately associated with Andrew Bonar Law, the only Canadian-born prime minister of Great Britain. Operates as a developed site by the Culture & Sport Secretariat.

Related Link : Historic Sites: Bonar Law
 
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Stoneycroft
Quispamsis, Kings County

Constructed in c.1800;
Designated Protected in 1977

This c.1800 Loyalist house displays striking integrity in layout and finishes, reflecting accurately the lives of early settlers.
 
MacDonald Farm
Bartibog, Northumberland County

Constructed from 1815 to 1820;
Designated Protected in 1977

One of the province's most important historic assets, this stone house is similar to Georgian tradition houses found in rural Scotland. It was built between 1815 and 1820. Operates as a developed site by the Culture & Sport Secretariat.

Related Link : MacDonald Farm Historic Site
 
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Old Northumberland County Court House
Miramichi, Northumberland County

Constructed in 1829;
Designated Protected in 1977

For 86 years, this building, constructed in 1829 by local builder William Murray, figured prominently in the political and social life of Northumberland County.

 
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