This section includes various photos of interesting buildings in Frederction, New Brunswick. I visited there in June 2004, and again in both January and August 2008.
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Ludlow HallThis building houses the UNB Law School. |
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Harriet Irving Library
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Provincial Archives of New BrunswickThis building used to house the UNB Law School (until the mid-1960s). |
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New Brunswick Electric Power Commission BuildingThis 1950s era building now houses various offices. |
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Courthouse
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Wilmont United ChurchThis heritage building dates from 1851. |
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Frederiction City HallBuilt in 1875-76, this is the oldest municipal hall in Atlantic Canada still in use for civic administration. |
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New Brunswick Sports Hall of FameThis building was built in 1881 in the Second Empire French Revival style. It formerly served as a customs house and post office. |
This file is part of my Canadian Architectural Photographs collection.
Please direct all comments, suggestions, and additions to me at jhd@interbaun.com.