A listed buildings are Buchan Ness lighthouse (see below), Old St Peter's Church (its graveyard is Category B listed) and the Old Parish Church. The majority of the listed buildings are on streets that fan out from the harbour, including Harbour Street, Broad Street, Jamaica Street, Maiden Street, Merchant Street, Port Henry Road, Queen Street and St. Andrew Street. Queen Street was the main street of the new town laid out around 1805. North Street, which leads up into Roanheads, consists of 19th-century two-storey red granite homes. The dormer-windowed circa-1877 fisher houses in Great Stuart Street were constructed for fishermen quitting Burnhaven (hence its nickname Burnie Street). There are similar houses in Port Henry Road, Gladstone Road and Almanythie Road. The oldest building in Peterhead is the Fish-House (also known as the Salmon House),A History of Peterhead (p.245), Findlay located on today's Golf Road. Harbour Street Harbour Street was laid out in 1739, from which year dates Mount Pleasant at number 5, the former home of local fisherman Peter Buchan (1917–1991). Redevelopment of the eastern end of Harbour Street, at its junction with Union Street, Farmer's Lane and Bridge Street, began in 2016. It is the home of the Peterhead office of Marine Scotland. 1 Harbour Street, built in the late 18th century. Category B listed Broad Street The former heart of the 19th-century town, Broad Street was bordered by the Peterhead Town House to the west, Arbuthnot House to the east, and lined on both sides "by good houses, hotels and banks". The slope between Broad Street and the harbour "contains some of the most picturesque urban streets in Scotland," according to historian Charles McKean. 32 Broad Street, built in 1858. Category B listed 59 Broad Street, built in mid-18th century. Category B listed 75 Broad Street, built circa 1840. Category B listed Reform Monument, built in 1833. Category B listed Merchant Street 10 Merchant Street, built circa 1800. Category B listed St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 22 Merchant Street, built in 1814. Category B listed The church hall of the above. Category C listed Statue of Field Marshal Keith, built in 1868. Category B listed Local government Peterhead is the largest settlement in Buchan, a committee area of Aberdeenshire. The town was a burgh in the historic county of Aberdeenshire. In 1930 it became a small burgh under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1929, but in 1975 small burghs