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Sir Leonard Tilley House
Gagetown, Queens County

Designated Protected in 1977

An unusually long, low 11/2 storey building, this house was the boyhood home of Sir Leonard Tilley. It is also a National Historic Site.

Related Link : Queen's County Historical Society and Museum
 
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Keillor House
Dorchester, Westmorland County

Constructed in 1813;
Designated Protected in 1977

This stone house was constructed in 1813 in the British Classical tradition by John Keillor, a judge of the inferior court of the County of Westmorland.

Related Link : Keillor House and Coach House Museum
 
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Gladstone Smith House
St. Andrews, Charlotte County

Constructed in 1785;
Designated Protective Covenant in 1978

Built by a ship's carpenter in 1785, this is a small, two-storey saltbox type house featuring hand-hewn beams and logs.
 
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Pagan-O'Neil House
St. Andrews, Charlotte County

Constructed in 1831;
Designated Protective Covenant in 1978

This New England colonial tradition dwelling dating back to 1831 features finely-proportioned window openings and detailing.
 
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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