Fredericton Heritage Trust works to ensure that key elements of our city’s historic character are recognized and preserved. Through education, advocacy, and community engagement, we strive to protect Fredericton’s built heritage, inspire public appreciation, and support appropriate government programs.
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We identify and protect at-risk heritage properties through aawreness and advocacy.
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We create and share resources to make Fredericton's history accessible and engaging for all learners.
Through connecting civic policy and community action, we work to influence decisions that affect Fredericton’s historic places.
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We connect the community of Fredericton to its local heritage through events, tours, and volunteer opportunities.
Browse our catalogue of properties. Use our interactive map or search through our catalogue of properties.
Erected 1833 for stagecoach operator George Turner, the house features one of Fredericton's finest Greek Revival porticos.
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Erected c.1800, the Isaac Allen Cottage housed a prominent Loyalist judge and remains among Fredericton’s oldest homes.
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Built 1826 by Alward Harned, involved in constructing the first Government House, this home reflects early Fredericton craftsmanship.
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