The Camille Bordage Pharmacie opened in 1933 on a lot of land that had once held the tinsmith shop of Zaccheus Phinney. The land was purchased by Auguste Bordage and was given to his son Camille Bordage.

Camille was born in the neighboring village of Saint-Louis-de-Kent, where his father, Auguste Bordage, worked as a general merchant. Camille was a graduate of Collège Sacré-Coeur in Bathurst, and represented Kent County at the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick from 1964 to 1967.

The building had a few major modifications. In 1937, the northern and rear sides of the lot were expanded, and a small ice cream parlour was added to the building's northern façade. Later on, Camille had a second storey added on top of the building to serve as an apartment for him and his family. At the same time, the ice cream parlor was enlarged. Despite all these changes, the building has consistently exhibited the Boomtown style.