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'''Building Name:''' Thomas Carleton Hall[[File:Carleton1.jpg|thumb|right|284x350px|Carleton1.jpg]]
'''Building Name:''' Thomas Carleton Hall[[File:Carleton1.jpg|thumb|right|284x350px]]


'''Other Names:''' Carleton Hall, Thomas Carleton Hall, New Arts Building
'''Other Names:''' Carleton Hall, Thomas Carleton Hall, New Arts Building
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'''Named for:''' Thomas Carleton, Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick (1784 - 1817), who proposed a charter to found an [[Brief History of UNB#Academy of Liberal Arts and Sciences (1785 - 1800)|academy of arts and sciences]] in colonial New Brunswick.
'''Named for:''' Thomas Carleton, Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick (1784 - 1817), who proposed a charter to found an [[Brief History of UNB#Academy of Liberal Arts and Sciences (1785 - 1800)|academy of arts and sciences]] in colonial New Brunswick.


'''Renovations/changes/additions:''' The [[Margaret_C._Sheldrick_(Seminar_Room)|Margaret C. Sheldrick Room]] opened 2 February 1963 by K. Douglas Sheldrick in memory of his mother.
'''Renovations/changes/additions:''' The [[Margaret C. Sheldrick (Seminar Room)|Margaret C. Sheldrick Room]] opened 2 February 1963 by K. Douglas Sheldrick in memory of his mother.


'''[[:File:Carletonhallplaque.jpg|Plaque Inscription]]:''' Thomas Carleton Hall - Named in memory of Thomas Carleton, Governor, Captain-General, and Commander-In-Chief of the province of New Brunswick, who established the Academy of Liberal Arts and Sciences in response to a petition of December 13th, 1785, presented by United Empire Loyalists in the first college building. Situated on Brunswick Street, he provided the means for instruction, and set aside as an endowment, in the environs of Fredericton, some six thousand acres of land. Largely through his efforts the Academy received a provincial charter on February 12th, 1800, as the College of New Brunswick. For these acts of foresight and benevolence his name is honoured in the annals of this university.
'''[[:File:Carletonhallplaque.jpg|Plaque Inscription]]:''' Thomas Carleton Hall - Named in memory of Thomas Carleton, Governor, Captain-General, and Commander-In-Chief of the province of New Brunswick, who established the Academy of Liberal Arts and Sciences in response to a petition of December 13th, 1785, presented by United Empire Loyalists in the first college building. Situated on Brunswick Street, he provided the means for instruction, and set aside as an endowment, in the environs of Fredericton, some six thousand acres of land. Largely through his efforts the Academy received a provincial charter on February 12th, 1800, as the College of New Brunswick. For these acts of foresight and benevolence his name is honoured in the annals of this university.


[[File:Carleton Hall.jpg|thumb|right|300x234px|Carleton Hall.jpg]] '''Notes:''' Carleton Hall was built to house the Faculty of Arts. Currently it is home to the [[Department of Classics and Ancient History]], the [[Department of English]], and the [[Department of Philosophy]].
[[File:Carleton Hall.jpg|thumb|right|300x234px]] '''Notes:''' Carleton Hall was built to house the Faculty of Arts. Currently it is home to the [[Department of Classics and Ancient History]], the [[Department of English]], and the [[Department of Philosophy]].


'''Source(s):'''
'''Source(s):'''
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*UA Case 123; Section 3, Box 1; Carleton Hall.
*UA Case 123; Section 3, Box 1; Carleton Hall.


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Revision as of 11:49, 23 July 2015

Building Name: Thomas Carleton Hall

Carleton1.jpg

Other Names: Carleton Hall, Thomas Carleton Hall, New Arts Building

Civic Address: 19 Macaulay Lane

Sod Turning: 14 May 1959 by K.C. Irving

Cornerstone Laying: [ca. 1959] with Louis J. Robichaud

Opened for Use: 1960

Official Opening: 19 October 1960 by Lord Beaverbrook

Architect: Larson and Larson

Named for: Thomas Carleton, Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick (1784 - 1817), who proposed a charter to found an academy of arts and sciences in colonial New Brunswick.

Renovations/changes/additions: The Margaret C. Sheldrick Room opened 2 February 1963 by K. Douglas Sheldrick in memory of his mother.

Plaque Inscription: Thomas Carleton Hall - Named in memory of Thomas Carleton, Governor, Captain-General, and Commander-In-Chief of the province of New Brunswick, who established the Academy of Liberal Arts and Sciences in response to a petition of December 13th, 1785, presented by United Empire Loyalists in the first college building. Situated on Brunswick Street, he provided the means for instruction, and set aside as an endowment, in the environs of Fredericton, some six thousand acres of land. Largely through his efforts the Academy received a provincial charter on February 12th, 1800, as the College of New Brunswick. For these acts of foresight and benevolence his name is honoured in the annals of this university.

Carleton Hall.jpg

Notes: Carleton Hall was built to house the Faculty of Arts. Currently it is home to the Department of Classics and Ancient History, the Department of English, and the Department of Philosophy.

Source(s):

  • Leroux, John. Building A University: The Architecture of UNB. Fredericton: Goose Lane Editions, 2010, p. 77.
  • Plaque Inscription: University of New Brunswick Public Relations Department Photograph Collection; Series 2; Sub-series 3; File 721; Item 11.
  • UA Case 123; Section 3, Box 1; Carleton Hall.


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