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Neighbourhood D Numbe Name NEIGHBOURHOOD D NUMBE NAME - BUILDINGS ADDRESS DATE ARCHITECT BUILDER USE Designatio Postal Code ALBERTA AVENUE ALBERTA AVENUE 1 McTAGGART RESIDENCE 11530 - 95A STREET 1922 SDD T5G 1P5 ALBERTA AVENUE 2 JOHN McNEILL RESIDENCE 11217 - 97 STREET 1907/8 SDD T5G 1X2 ALBERTA AVENUE 5 JAMES RUTHERFORD RESIDENCE 11701-96 STREET 1927 SDD T5G 1V1 BALWIN BALWIN 1 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISSI 6770 - 129 AVENUE c.1925 REL T5C 1V7 BELGRAVIA BELGRAVIA 1 WILLIAM FRASER RESIDENCE 11511 - 75 AVENUE c1914 SDD T6G 0H9 BONNIE DOON BONNIE DOON 1 MOLSTAD RESIDENCE 9633 - 95 AVENUE 1912 SDD PHR T6C 2A2 BOYLE STREET BOYLE STREET/QUARTER 1 HECLA BLOCK 10141 - 95 STREET 1914 MARTLAND&HARDIE JOHNSON & ARMASON MULTI RHR T5H 2A8 BOYLE STREET/QUARTER 2 GIBSON BLOCK 9611 101A AVENUE 1913 COWLEY SHERIDAN COMM PHR T5H 3V5 BOYLE STREET/QUARTER 3 PENDENNIS HOTEL / LODGE HOTEL 9660-9664 - JASPER AVE 1904/12 LANG, MAJOR&CO COMM T5H 3V5 BOYLE STREET/QUARTER 4 ERNEST BROWN BLOCK / BRIGHTON BLOCK 9666-9674 - JASPER AVE 1911-13 JAMES HENDERSON PETER RULE CONSTR CO COMM T5H 3V5 BOYLE STREET/QUARTER 5 GOODRIDGE BUILDING 9696-9698 - JASPER AVE 1911-12 R P BARNES NESBITT & MILLER COMM T5H 3V5 BOYLE STREET/QUARTER 7 KINGSTON POWELL BUILDING 10277 - 97 STREET 1907 KINGSTON POWELL COMM T5J 0L9 BRIDGES BRIDGE 1 HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE 109 ST & 98-89 AVENUE 1910-13 CPR BRIDGE DEPT. JOHN GUNN & SONS BRIDGE BRIDGE 2 MILL CREEK TRESTLE BRIDGE 92 STREET - 76 AVENUE c1900-2 E,Y & P RAILWAY BRIDGE CALDER CALDER 4 FRED JONES RESIDENCE 13067 - 115 STREET 1920 SDD T5E 5G4 CAPILANO CAPILANO 1 GROTSKI REISDENCE 5903 CAPILANO CRESCENT 1978 DOUGLAS CARDINAL SDD T6A 3R6 CENTRAL-McDOUGALL CENTRAL-McDOUGALL 1 A. MacDONALD BUILDING 10128 - 105 AVENUE 1913-14 COMM PHR T5H 0K2 See McCauley 1A moved house CENTRAL-McDOUGALL 2 EDMONTON DRILL HALL / Prince of Wales 10440 - 108 AVENUE 1913-15 EWART & HOPKINS MIL PHR T5H 3Z9 CPR WEST CPR WEST 1 CPR STATION 8101 - GATEWAY BLVD 1907-08 CPR McDERMOTT IND PHR/FED T6E 3X8 CROMDALE CROMDALE 1 TRUDEL RESIDENCE 8134 - JASPER AVENUE 1929 R.P. BLAKEY SDD T5H 3S1 CROMDALE 2 RICHARD WALLACE RESIDENCE 10950 - 81 STREET 1923 SDD T5H 1L5 CROMDALE 3 INGEBERT OLSON RESIDENCE 7701 - 112 AVENUE S 1914 SDD T5B 0H5 DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN 2 CHURCHILL WIRE CENTRE 9 - SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL S 1945-47 M. DEWAR BENNETT WHITE CONST COMM T5J 0E5 DOWNTOWN 3 MacDONALD HOTEL 10065 - 100 STREET 1912-15 ROSS&MacFARLANE CANADIAN STEWART CO COMM T5J 0N6 DOWNTOWN 4 McLEOD BLOCK 10132-10136 - 100 STREET 1913-15 JOHN K DOW COMM PHR T5J 0N8 DOWNTOWN 5 ARMSTRONG BLOCK 10125-10127 - 104 STREET 1912 D HARDIE READ, MacDONALD, BREW. COMM PHR T5J 0Z9 DOWNTOWN 6 METALS LIMITED BUILDING 10190 - 104 STREET 1914 MAGOON & MacDON ZENITH CONSTR CO COMM T5J 1A7 DOWNTOWN 7 CAN CONS RUBBER CO WAREHOUSE 10249 - 104 STREET 1913 CDN STEWART CO CDN STEWART CO MULTI T5J 1B1 DOWNTOWN 8 HV SHAW BUILDING 10229 - 105 STREET 1914 MAGOON & MacDON HALL COMM T5J 1E3 DOWNTOWN 9 IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA 9990 - JASPER AVENUE 1951-54 EVERETT/RULE ETC WELLS CONSTRUCTION COMM T5J 1P7 DOWNTOWN 10 UNION BANK OF CANADA BUILDING 10053 - JASPER AVENUE 1909-11 ROLAND W LINES EDINGER & NESBITT COMM 5TJ 1S5 DOWNTOWN 11 HUDSON’S BAY CO DEPT STORE 10230 - JASPER AVENUE 1938-39 MOODY & MOORE BENNETT & WHITE COMM T5J 3P6 DOWNTOWN 12 PARKVIEW APARTMENTS 10612 - 97 AVENUE 1914 PURCELL & FOOTE PURCELL & FOOTE MULTI T5K 0B8 DOWNTOWN 13 RICHARD FOOTE RESIDENCE 9704 - 106 STREET 1907 PURC & FOOTE (ASSUMED) PURCELL & FOOTE (ASS) SDD RHR T5K 1B6 DOWNTOWN 14 JASPER BLOCK 10514-10520 - JASPER AVE 1909 HOPKINS & WRIGHT ETTINGER COMM T5J 1Z7 DOWNTOWN 15 PHILLIPS BUILDING 10169 - 104 STREET 1912 PURCELL & FOOTE PURCELL & FOOTE MULTI T5J 1A5 EDMONTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT EDMONTON MUNICIPAL A 1 HANGAR #14 11410 - KINGSWAY AVE. 1940 IND PHR T5G 0X4 GARNEAU GARNEAU 1 ST JOSEPH’S AUX. HOSPITAL 10722 / 10728 - 82 AVENUE 1945-48 GH MacDONALD INST T6E 6P4 GARNEAU 2 CECIL S. BURGESS RESIDENCE 10958 - 89 AVENUE c1914 SDD RHR T6G 0Z5 GARNEAU 3 SARAH McLELLAN RESIDENCE 11135 - 84 AVENUE 1913 LEAKE SDD PHR T6G 0V9 GARNEAU 4 GARNEAU THEATRE 8708-8712 - 109 STREET 1940 WG BLAKEY COMM T6G 1E9 GLENORA GLENORA 1 Dr ROBERT WELLS RESIDENCE 10328 - CONNAUGHT DR 1911 SDD RHR T5N 3J3 GLENORA 2 HYNDMAN HOUSE 10123 - 136 STREET 1946 GEORGE HEATH MacDONALD A. V. CARLSON SDD T5N 2E3 GLENORA 3 WILLIAM BLAKEY RESIDENCE 13526 -101 AVENUE 1946 WILLIAM BLAKEY LOCKERBIE & HOLE SDD T5N 0J5 HIGHLANDS HIGHLANDS 1 DEAN / KUPERUS RESIDENCE 11445-64 STREET 1947 SDD T5W 4H8 HIGHLANDS 2 MARGARET MARSHALL RESIDENCE 11119 62 STREET 1916 SDD T5W 4B8 HIGHLANDS 3 J MaCGREGOR THOM RESIDENCE 11220 - 62 STREET C. 1930 SDD T5W 4B9 HIGHLANDS 16 BUTTERCUP FARMHOUSE 11243- 58 STREET 1912 SDD T5W 3W4 INGLEWOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD D NUMBE NAME - BUILDINGS ADDRESS DATE ARCHITECT BUILDER USE Designatio Postal Code INGLEWOOD 2 Dr. MINISH RESIDENCE 11222 - 123 STRET 1930 ROBERT ATKINGSON ROBERT ATKINGSON SDD T5M 0E7 McCAULEY McCAULEY 1 CHARLES J CARTER RESIDENCE 10603-103 STREET c1909 SDD T5H 2V6 McCAULEY 2 LAMBTON BLOCK 10135 - 97 STREET 1913-14 R L LINES READ-MacDONALD-BREWSTER MULTI T5J 0L2 McCAULEY 3 WILLIAM PASKINS RESIDENCE 10613 - 95 STREET 1902 SDD T5H 2C3 McCAULEY 4 HAGMANN BLOCK / HOTEL GRAND 10765 - 98 STREET 1913 C/M T5H 2P2 McCAULEY 5 HULL BLOCK 10601-10607 - 97 STREET 1914 EC HOPKINS DUNLOP-JOHNSON CO C/M PHR T5H 2L5 McCAULEY 6 REHWINKEL PARSONAGE 9608 - 110 AVENUE 1913 SDD T5H 1H5 McCAULEY 7 IMMIGRATION HALL 10534 - 100 STREET 1930 FEDERAL DPW J DUNLOP MULTI T5H 2R6 NEWTON NEWTON 1 OTTO REIHER COTTAGE 11845 - 52 STREET 1937 SDD T5W 3J3 OLIVER OLIVER 1 WESTMINSTER APARTMENTS 9955 - 114 STREET 1912-13 WESTERN CANADA PROP. MULTI T5K 1P7 OLIVER 2 ROBERTSON PRESBYT CHURCH 10209 - 123 STREET 1913-14 DS McILROY REL OLIVER 3 BALFOUR MANOR 10139 - 116 STREET 1912-39 JOSEPH N. COTE MULTI OLIVER 4 JOHN N LANG APARTMENTS 9908, 9910, 9912, 9914-112 ST c1907 MULTI T5K 1L7 OLIVER 5 DAME ELIZA CHENIER RESIDENCES 9926, 9928 - 112 STREET 1910-11 MULTI T5K 1L7 OLIVER 6 LESTER N ALLYN HOUSE 9932 - 112 STREET 1907-08 LESTER ALLYN SFD T5K 1L7 OLIVER 7 OBLATS MAISON PROVINCIALE 9916 - 110 STREET 1935 REL PHR T5K 1J3 OLIVER 8 (23) JOHN T. ROSS RESIDENCE 9749 - 111 STREET C.1910 SDD T5K IJ7 OLIVER 9 VALLEYVIEW MANOR 12207 JASPER AVENUE 1961 RULE WYNN RULE MULTI T5N 3K2 QUEEN ALEXANDRA QUEEN ALEXANDRA 12 WILLIAM WOOD RESIDENCE 7504 - 106 STREET 1912 SDD T6E 4W2 RITCHIE RITCHIE 1 ARNDT'S BLACKSMITH WORKSHOP 10131 - 81 AVENUE 1940'S COMM T6E 1W9 RIVER VALLEY WALTERDALE RIVER VALLEY WALTERD 1 JOHN WALTER HOUSE 9100 - W’DALE HILL 1875 WALTER MUS PHR T6E 2V3 RIVER VALLEY WALTERD 2 JOHN WALTER HOUSE 9100 - W’DALE HILL 1884 WALTER MUS PHR T6E 2V3 RIVER VALLEY WALTERD 3 JOHN WALTER HOUSE 9100 - W’DALE HILL 1904 WALTER MUS PHR T6E 2V3 ROSSDALE ROSSDALE 1 CHILDRENS’ SHELTER/ROSS FLATS 9540 - 101 STREET 1911-12 JAMES HENDERSON MULTI T5K 2E9 ROSSDALE 2 HUDSON’S BAY CO STABLES 9722 - 102 STREET 1914 HBC HBC COMM T5K 0X4 RURAL NORTH EAST NORTH STURGEON RURAL NORTH EAST NOR 1 FARM HOUSE/BRICK HOUSE 20450 - 34 STREET c1920 AG T5Y 6B2 STRATHCONA STRATHCONA 1 HOTEL ED/STRATHCONA HOTEL 10302 - 82 AVENUE 1891/07 WHIDDINGTON PHEASEY & BATSON COMM PHR T6E 1Z8 STRATHCONA 2 ORANGE HALL 10335 - 84 AVENUE c1903 LOYAL ORANGE ORDER S/R RHR T6E 2H1 STRATHCONA 3 BARD RESIDENCE 10544 - 84 AVENUE 1912 KEITH BROTHERS KEITH BROTHERS SDD PHR T6E 2H4 STRATHCONA 4 STRATHCONA PUBLIC LIBRARY 8331 - 104 STREET 1913 WILSON & HERRALD W DIETZ INST PHR T6E 4E9 STRATHCONA 5 THOMAS SCOTT RESIDENCE 9938 - 85 AVENUE 1912 PEPPARD SDD RHR T6E 2J8 STRATHCONA 6 CONNAUGHT ARMOURY 10310 - 85 AVENUE 1911 FED DPW BROWN CONTR CO MIL PHR T6E 5R3 STRATHCONA 7 ROY GEROLAMY RESIDENCE I 9823 - 91 AVENUE 1913 ROY GEROLAMY SDD T6E 2T5 STRATHCONA 8 RGJ SMITH RESIDENCE 9824 - 92 AVENUE 1913 JAMES TURNER (ASSUMED) SDD T6E 2V5 STRATHCONA 9 HUGH DUNCAN RESIDENCE 8520 - 104 STREET 1909 SDD T6E 4G4 STRATHCONA 10 ED MILLING CO. (RITCHIE MILL) 10171 - SASK DRIVE 1892-93 IND PHR T6E 4R5 STRATHCONA 11 MARGARET MARTIN RESIDENCE 8324 - 106 STREET 1907 SDD T6E 4J1 STRATHCONA 12 GEORGE DURRAND RESIDENCE 10417 - SASK DRIVE 1913 SDD T6E 4R8 STRATHCONA 13 JOHN THOMAS RADFORD HOUSE 10008-84 AVENUE 1902 C. YEAGER SDD T6E 2G5 SPRUCE AVENUE SPRUCE AVENUE 1 NORTH TELEPHONE EXCHANGE 10105 - 112 AVENUE 1912 AM JEFFERS PURCELL & FOOTE IND RHR T5G 0H1 WESTMOUNT WESTMOUNT 1 DR. TERWILLIGAR'S RESIDENCE 10727 - 125 STREET 1913 JOHN MARTLAND SDD RHR T5M 0L3 WESTMOUNT 2 CHARLES BARKER RESIDENCE 10834 - 125 STREET 1914 SDD T5M 0L4 WESTMOUNT 3 WILLIAM O’LEARY RESIDENCE 10544 - 126 STREET 1913 SDD T5N 1V3 WESTMOUNT 4 CHANDLER RESIDENCE and BARN 10828 - 125 STREET 1912 SDD T5M 0L4 WESTMOUNT 5 WALLBRIDGE RESIDENCE 12606 - 104 AVENUE c1912 SDD T5N 0V7 WINDSOR PARK WINDSOR PARK 1 GEORGE HARCOURT RESIDENCE 9127 - 117 STREET c1909 SDD T6G 1S1 TOTAL DESIGNATED MUNICIPAL HISTORIC RESOURCES TO DATE: 94 DEMOLISHED MHR's BOYLE STREET 6 GEM THEATRE 9680-9686 - JASPER AVE 1913-14 MAGOON & MacDON. COMM T5H 3V5 DOWNTOWN 1 ARLINGTON APARTMENTS 10524 - 100 AVENUE 1909 R GRANT MULTI PHR T5J 0A9 NEIGHBOURHOOD D NUMBE NAME - BUILDINGS ADDRESS DATE ARCHITECT BUILDER USE Designatio Postal Code INVENTORY OF HISTORIC RESOURCES NEIGHBOURHOOD D NUMBE NAME - BUILDINGS ADDRESS DATE ARCHITECT BUILDER USE Designatio Postal Code ALBERTA AVENUE ALBERTA AVENUE 1 NORWOOD SCHOOL 9520 - 111 AVENUE 1909/12 LINES/TURNER PHEASEY & BATSON ED T5G 0A6 ALBERTA AVENUE 2 ST FAITH’S RECTORY 11721 - 92 STREET 1914 REL T5G 1A2 ALBERTA AVENUE 3 EDGAR YOUNG RESIDENCE 11601 - 96 STREET 1914 SDD T5G 1T8 ALBERTA AVENUE 4 DR.
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