- 2026-10-10Dr. Mason Sheffield’s Office is a two-storey brick Italianate building with two-storey square bay windows and a prominent central entrance.…
- 2026-10-10The Dr. McStay house is a wooden, Maritime vernacular interpretation of twin Gothic Revival residential architecture built circa 1825. It…
- 2026-10-10The Dr. Smith House, dating from 1832, is a classic vernacular two-storey residence located on Principale Street in Tracadie-Sheila. It…
- 2026-10-10Dr. Somerville's Office is a small, wooden two-storey vernacular Classical Revival commercial building from the late-19th century. It features two…
- 2026-10-10The Dr. Walter Chestnut Library is a two-storey Romanesque Revival style building, constructed in 1912 by the Government of Canada.…
- 2026-10-10This Drill Hall, also known as Building D15, is basic two-storey rectangular structure with a medium pitched gable roof, surrounded…
- 2026-10-10The Drill Hall, also known as Building H12, is a basic two-storey rectangular structure with a medium pitched gable roof,…
- 2026-10-10Duart Hall is an impressive two storey Italianate style house located on Station Road, across the street from Rothesay’s Historic…
- 2026-10-10The Duguay Residence, located on J. D. Gauthier Boulevard, was built around 1885. It is a one-and-a-half-storey house of Maritime…
- 2026-10-10The Dunn-McQuoid House Provincial Historic Site is a two and a half storey wood clapboard house, situated on a parcel…