NB1282 Sainte Anne de Beaumont Chapel, Memramcook NB (Catholic)

Sainte-Anne-de-Beaumont-Chapel at Memramcook-NB, was first visited by J R Spurway on 08-Sep-2021. This place of worship has closed, however the last active congregation belonged to the Catholic-Church-In-Canada, Christian denomination.

DATES (when known):

ESTABLISHED:
BUILT: 1842
REBUILT:
CLOSED: Closed
DEMOLISHED:

BUILDING INFO (when known):

ARCHITECT:
BUILDER: Hilaire Arsenault
SPECIAL FEATURES:

HISTORIC OR HERITAGE RECOGNITION (when known):

CANADIAN HERITAGE DESIGNATION: 1578
PROVINCIAL/MUNICIPAL/OTHER HERITAGE: New Brunswick Culture and Sport Secretariat, Heritage Branch, Site File # 38.

ADDITIONAL OR SUPPLEMENTAL NOTES:

Built on what was then a First Nations Recerve, This is the oldest chapel used by the Mi’kmaq of New Brunswick.

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