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8 Church Avenue

8 Church Avenue, Rothesay, New Brunswick, E2E, Canada

Formally Recognized: 2006/10/10

8 Church Ave - front façade; Rothesay Living Museum
8 Church Ave
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Other Name(s)

8 Church Avenue
Mark Hayward House
Maison Mark Hayward

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Construction Date(s)

Listed on the Canadian Register: 2007/03/15

Statement of Significance

Description of Historic Place

8 Church Avenue, commonly known as the Mark Hayward House, is a light blue two storey Dutch Colonial house located on Church Avenue, facing the Rothesay Common to the south, located directly beside St Paul’s Church, in Rothesay.

Heritage Value

8 Church Avenue is designated a Local Historic Place for its architecture.

8 Church Avenue is recognized for the architectural style of the house. It is a good example of the Dutch Colonial style from the 1920's. The tell-tale gambrel roof and overall massing and design still reflect this style. It is one of only two houses on the Common to be built in the 1920’s. It was probably built around 1929 by Rothesay master builder Joseph Henderson. Henderson built approximately 32 houses in Rothesay, the first having been built in 1901, and the last probably in the 1930’s.

Source: Rothesay Living Museum, "8 Church Ave."

Character-Defining Elements

The character-defining elements as reflected in the Dutch Colonial revival style of 8 Church Avenue include:
- rectangular 2-storey massing;
- gambrel roof with shed dormer;
- symmetrical facade;
- decorated entry porch with pediment supported by square column pairs;
- symmetrical fenestration of rectangular windows with entablatures and shutters;
- clapboard siding.

Recognition

Jurisdiction

New Brunswick

Recognition Authority

Local Governments (NB)

Recognition Statute

Community Planning Act

Recognition Type

Local Register

Recognition Date

2006/10/10

Historical Information

Significant Date(s)

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Theme - Category and Type

Expressing Intellectual and Cultural Life
Architecture and Design

Function - Category and Type

Current

Historic

Residence
Single Dwelling

Architect / Designer

n/a

Builder

Joseph Henderson

Additional Information

Location of Supporting Documentation

Rothesay Living Museum, Rothesay, NB, Historic Places file "8 Church Avenue"

Cross-Reference to Collection

Fed/Prov/Terr Identifier

483

Status

Published

Related Places

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