St. Luke’s Hall is a Local Historic Place located at 18 McCurdy Street, Miramichi. It mainly notable due to its unique architectural value. Originally a parish centre, this brick building was designed by Rev. Robert Fulton, minister to St. Luke’s Methodist Church (not to be mistaken for his father, the “Paris Crew” oarsman of the same name). Construction on the hall began in 1913. With its jerkin roof and pyramid-roofed square towers at each corner, it is a very good example of the Queen Anne Revival style.

Fitting its original role as a parish centre, the hall once contained several facilities, including fifteen classrooms, a few gentlemen’s and ladies’ parlours, a missionary society room, a gymnasium, a library, a kitchen, an auditorium with a capacity of 600 people, and a bowling alley. Though most of these features are no longer present, the spatial arrangement of the interior hints at these past attractions. In the present, the hall serves as a meeting place for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #3.