The Charlotte County Court House (called in French the Palais de justice du comté de Charlotte) is the oldest one still in continuous use in Canada, built in 1840. It’s haunted by convicts who were executed here, who materialize as cold spots and a feeling of being watched. One angry male ghost has been seen carrying a piece of rope. The site was featured on Creepy Canada.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 123 Frederick Street
St. Andrews, NB
E5B 1Z1 Canada
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 45.0750571, -67.05004280000003
- Region:
- Charlotte County
- Nearest Towns:
- Saint Andrews, NB (1.0 mi.)
Robbinston, ME (2.9 mi.)
Perry, ME (7.0 mi.)
Letite, NB (7.5 mi.)
L'etete, NB (7.5 mi.)
Richardson, NB (7.7 mi.)
Pembroke, ME (10.0 mi.)
Charlotte, ME (10.2 mi.)
Waweig, NB (10.6 mi.)
Eastport, ME (12.0 mi.)
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