Inventory & Register of Historic Resources

Historic Preservation Programs win Prince of Wales Award

The Heritage Canada Foundation awarded the prestigious national Prince of Wales Prize to the City of Edmonton in 2009 for its commitment to Municipal Heritage Leadership.

How the Inventory Works

The Inventory of Historic Resources in Edmonton is an inventory of structures/resources in Edmonton that merit conservation and may be eligible for designation as Municipal Historic Resources. Resources are placed on the Inventory because they have architecture or social significance to the development of Edmonton or its neighbourhoods.

Sustainable Development, in conjunction with the Edmonton Historical Board, has a mechanism to review nominations/amendments to add or delete properties to or from the Inventory. The Inventory also identifies buildings at Fort Edmonton, some landscapes and trees, cemeteries and monuments, street furnishings, and architectural fragments in the Appendix. The existing zoning, development rights and regulations continue to apply to properties on the Inventory.

The Register of Historic Resources in Edmonton is the official list of all resources on the Inventory that have been designated as a Municipal Historic Resource. Municipal Historic Resources are legally protected by a Bylaw instrument from demolition and inappropriate alterations. Any building or structure on the Register is eligible for assistance under Policy C-450B.

The Inventory and Register of Historic Resources in Edmonton

Selected Historic Resources by Neighbourhood

Selected Municipal Historic Resources listed in the Register of Historic Resources in Edmonton are linked on this page, organized by neighbourhood. Each link features Statements of Significance and images for each designated Municipal Historic Resource.

Bonnie Doon

• Molstad Residence

Boyle Street / Quarters

• Hecla Block
• Pendennis Hotel / Lodge Hotel
• Gibson Block
• Ernest Brown Block / Brighton Block
• Goodridge Building
• Kingston Powell Building

Bridges (various)

• High Level Bridge
• Low Level Bridge
• Mill Creek Trestle Bridge

Central McDougall

• A. MacDonald Building
• Edmonton Drill Hall/Prince of Wales Armoury

CPR Irvine

• CPR Station

Cromdale

• Trudel Residence
• Richard Wallace Residence

Downtown

• Churchill Wire Centre
• MacDonald Hotel
• McLeod Block
• Metals Limited Building
• Canadian Consolidated Rubber Company Warehouse
• HV Shaw Building
• Imperial Bank of Canada
• Union Bank of Canadian Building
• Parkview Apartments
• Richard Foote Residence
• Jasper Block
• Phillips Building

Edmonton Municipal Airport

• Hangar #14

Garneau

• St. Joseph's Auxilliary Hospital
• Cecil S. Burgess Residence
• Sarah McLellan Residence

Glenora

• Dr. Robert Wells Residence
• Hyndman House

McCauley

• Charles J. Carter Residence
• Lambton Block
• John McNeill Residence
• McTaggart Residence
• William Paskins Residence
• Hull Block
• Rehwinkel Parsonage

Oliver

• Westminster Apartments
• Robertson Presbyterian Church
• Oblats Maison Provinciale
• Dame Chenier
• Lester Allyn
• John Lang

River Valley Walterdale

• John Walter Houses

Rossdale

• Children's Shelter/Ross Flats
• Hudson's Bay Company Stables

Rural NE North Sturgeon

• Farm House/Brick House

Strathcona

• Bard Residence
• Strathcona Public Library
• Thomas Scott Residence
• Roy Gerolamy Residence
• Ed Milling Co. (Ritchie Mill)
• George Durrand Residence

Spruce Avenue

• North Telephone Exchange

Westmount

• Charles Barker Residence
• Dr. Terwillegar's Residence

For More Information

David Johnston

Sustainable Development 
6th Floor, 10250 - 101 St NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3P4

Title	Principal Heritage Planner
Telephone	780-496-5281
Fax	780-401-7052
Email	david.johnston2@edmonton.ca