The 1810 Carter House

 The 1810 Carter House will be open as a heritage site for tours from 10 AM to 4 PM.  Lunch services will be resuming for the 2023 season, starting July 4. Join us Wednesday, from 11 am to 3 pm, for a classic tea experience. Complete with artisan sandwiches and gourmet desserts. We are also open for reservations for groups of 10 people or more! Reservations can be made for Tuesday, Thursday or Friday by contacting us in advance!

The 1810 Carter house also now accepts credit or debit cards!

Address: 874 NB-845, Kingston, NB E5N 1V3 

The History  

The 1810 Carter House was initially built by Loyalist Frances Newman Perkin in the early 1800s. In 1855, Newman's daughter's husband, William Pywell, sold the house to William A. Carter. It remained the Carter family homestead until 1936. In 1964, the Carter House was purchased by the Kingston Peninsula Heritage, where it was restored to its current state, with the intention to preserving it for the future. Today, it operates as a heritage home, library, museum, and tea room. 

Phone: (506) 832-2902

Address: 874 Route 845, Kingston New Brunswick. E5N 1V3

Email: carterhouse@peninsulaheritageinc.ca