With a background of knowledge and familiarity of the history of the Loyalists, this HOUSE makes an interesting and worthwhile consideration for a visit. More

We went for a special event they hosted which included tea and sweets, it was not our first visit to the house, we love wandering through and getting a sense of being back in time in our own city. Probably more interesting to young adults/adults than smaller children maybe. More

This is a slice of history in the center of Saint John, and we thoroughly enjoyed the tour. That the house has survived is amazing and it is filled with beautiful period pieces, including the only remaining working piano-organ in the world. There is only one other in the world - in Boston - that no longer works. What a... More

This house belonged to the Merritt family who were Loyalists who fled the American colonies after the Revolution. Another name for them used by the American colonists was Tory. This house survived the fire of 1877 which devastated parts of St. John. Admission price is $5 and the tour guide is dressed in clothing of the 19th century era. The... More

We visited Loyalist House in Saint John this summer and enjoyed the tour we had. It was excellent value for our money as admission was only $5.00 per person. As so much of Saint John's history is of the Loyalists it is worthwhile to see Loyalist House. The tour took about an hour but if you walked through unescorted you... More