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![]() Painting (© C.H.H.Scobie) shows house in its original location overlooking the former Sackville harbour |
Named for it unique 8-sided structure, the Octagonal House was built by Captain George Anderson, a shipbuilder and mariner. Later he sold the building to Captain Titus Anderson, his father. It has served as a home for a number of families since that time, and now houses the Sackville Information Centre and Craft Gallery. |
| Marker placed by Town of Sackville, in 1999. | |
| On the Anderson family, see Milner, W.C., History of Sackville New Brunswick (Sackville, N.B.: The Tribune Press, 1934), p.113 (also available online at History of Sackville New Brunswick). | |
| This site is listed in the Canadian Register of Historic Places ; see Captain George Anderson House | |
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