Category: History & Landmarks

[osm_map lat="53.5282077" lon="-113.504813" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5282077, -113.504813 The 1875 House is a historic residence recognized as one of the earliest surviving homes in Edmonton. With its simple but enduring design, it offers a rare glimpse into the lifestyle of the city’s first permanent settlers. Protecting this building ensures that Edmonton’s foundational history remains visible to future generations. Tags: - Building: yes - construction date: 1875 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: 1875 House - Source: Bing

[osm_map lat="53.5282146" lon="-113.5050983" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5282146, -113.5050983 The 1886 House is among Edmonton’s oldest remaining residential structures. Its preservation reflects the city’s commitment to protecting heritage buildings that capture the spirit of early settlement. As one of the rare examples of 19th-century homes still standing, it provides a unique link to Edmonton’s earliest urban history. Tags: - Building: yes - construction date: 1886 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: 1886 House - Source: Bing

[osm_map lat="53.5280739" lon="-113.5056891" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5280739, -113.5056891 The 1901 House is one of Edmonton’s preserved heritage residences, dating back to the turn of the 20th century. Recognized for its historic significance, it represents the domestic architecture of the city’s early years. The home provides valuable insight into how Edmonton’s first residents lived during a period of growth and urbanization. Tags: - Building: yes - construction date: 1901 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: 1901 House - Source: Bing

[osm_map lat="53.5480889" lon="-113.4952619" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5480889, -113.4952619 The A. MacDonald Building is a protected historic site that reflects Edmonton’s early commercial development. Its brick façade and detailed architecture capture the character of the city’s growth in the early 1900s. Today, it remains a landmark structure, valued both for its design and its role in Edmonton’s business history. Tags: - House Number: 10128 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 4 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: A. MacDonald Building - Wikidata: Q33212079 - Street: 105 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5416043" lon="-113.4987656" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5416043, -113.4987656 Armstrong Block is a protected heritage building located in downtown Edmonton. Constructed with red brick and early 20th-century architectural details, it was originally used for commercial purposes. Today, it stands as a preserved example of Edmonton’s early urban expansion, highlighting the city’s commitment to maintaining historic structures within its modern core. Tags: - House Number: 10125 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 4 - building:material: brick - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Armstrong Block - Wikidata: Q33212294 - Street: 104 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5116318" lon="-113.556468" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5116318, -113.556468 The Birds of Prey exhibit showcases powerful hunters of the sky, from owls to hawks and eagles. Visitors can learn about their hunting techniques, habitats, and the conservation programs aimed at protecting these species. Live demonstrations and educational signage make this one of the more captivating and informative wildlife attractions. Tags: - attraction: aviary - Name: Birds of Prey - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5680798" lon="-113.51858" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5680798, -113.51858 The Blatchford Control Tower is a historic aviation landmark located on the site of the former Edmonton City Centre Airport. Once an active part of the city’s aviation infrastructure, it played an important role in Edmonton’s reputation as the “Gateway to the North.” Today, the tower is preserved as a reminder of Edmonton’s pioneering role in Canadian aviation history. Tags: - Building: Historic - Historic Significance: Building - Name: Blatchford Control Tower

[osm_map lat="53.5428154" lon="-113.4844526" width="100%" height="480px"] The Brighton Block, built in 1912, is a heritage structure located in Edmonton’s downtown. Known for its Edwardian-era brickwork and ornamentation, the block was originally home to commercial businesses. Despite challenges such as fire damage, restoration efforts have preserved it as a significant piece of Edmonton’s architectural history. Location: 53.5428154, -113.4844526 Tags: - Building: yes - construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Brighton Block

[osm_map lat="53.5037435" lon="-113.5748138" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5037435, -113.5748138 The Bug Ride is a family-friendly amusement attraction that delights younger visitors. With colourful designs and gentle movement, it offers children a safe and engaging ride experience. For parents and families, the Bug Ride is a reminder of traditional fairground fun, making it a popular stop during outings to the attraction site. Tags: - Attraction: amusement ride - Building: roof - Name: Bug Ride - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5039221" lon="-113.5759082" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5039221, -113.5759082 The Cabinet of Curios is a unique Edmonton attraction featuring whimsical and artistic displays. Styled after traditional cabinets of curiosities, it highlights imaginative themes that blur the line between history and art. Visitors can explore installations that are both playful and thought-provoking, making it a distinctive stop among local landmarks. Tags: - Name: Cabinet of Curios - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5418385" lon="-113.490893" width="100%" height="480px"] The Canada Permanent Building was part of Edmonton’s early financial district, constructed to house banking and commercial offices. Its solid stone and brick design reflect the city’s ambitions during its growth period in the early 1900s. The building remains a historic feature in Edmonton’s downtown landscape. Location: 53.5418385, -113.490893 Tags: - House Number: 10126 - Postal Code: T5J 0N8 - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 3 - Height: 11.5 - Historic Significance: building - Name: Canada Permanent Building - opening_date: 1910 - Wikidata: Q33212587 - Street: 100 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5204538" lon="-113.5024624" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5204538, -113.5024624 Carriage House is a protected building in Edmonton, recognized for its historical significance as a former residential and carriage-use property. With its heritage designation, the site reflects the early urban lifestyle of Edmonton’s families. Today it stands as a physical reminder of the city’s evolution from a settlement to a metropolitan centre. Tags: - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Carriage House - Wikidata: Q37777751

[osm_map lat="53.534089" lon="-113.5061944" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.534089, -113.5061944 The Catholic Sisters’ Legacy Recognition Monument pays tribute to the women religious who played a major role in building Edmonton’s hospitals, schools, and social institutions. This modern monument acknowledges their contribution to the city’s health care and education systems, ensuring that their impact is remembered by future generations.

[osm_map lat="53.6165285" lon="-113.3977387" width="100%" height="480px"] The CBH Inukshuk is a stone monument located on the outskirts of Edmonton (note: outside central areas of the city). Inspired by traditional Inuit markers, it symbolizes guidance, community, and resilience. As a cultural landmark, it connects Edmonton to broader Canadian heritage and Indigenous traditions. Location: 53.6165285, -113.3977387 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: CBH - Inukshuk

[osm_map lat="53.5250157" lon="-113.5147667" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5250157, -113.5147667 The Cecil Burgess Residence is a heritage property tied to Cecil Burgess, a respected Edmonton architect and educator. Built in 1914, the house showcases period design and carries historical value through its association with Burgess, who influenced much of Edmonton’s early architecture. Tags: - House Number: 10958 - Building: yes - construction date: 1914 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Cecil Burgess Residence - Street: 89 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5325618" lon="-113.5065948" width="100%" height="480px"] The Centennial Flame is a commemorative monument celebrating Canada’s 100th anniversary of Confederation in 1967. With its eternal flame, it stands as a symbol of unity and continuity. The Edmonton flame is a popular stop for visitors exploring the city’s historic core and civic landmarks. Location: 53.5325618, -113.5065948 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Centennial Flame

[osm_map lat="53.5036681" lon="-113.5750551" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5036681, -113.5750551 The Chair-O-Plane ride is a classic amusement attraction that spins riders high above the ground in swinging chairs. Popular with families and thrill-seekers, it provides a mix of excitement and nostalgia. This landmark ride adds to the variety of Edmonton’s entertainment offerings, giving visitors both a sense of fun and a touch of carnival tradition. Tags: - attraction: swing_carousel - Building: roof - Name: Chair-O-Plane - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.553576" lon="-113.538023" width="100%" height="480px"] The Charles Barker Residence is a heritage house from the 1910s, reflecting the domestic architecture of early Edmonton. Preserved for its historic value, it highlights the city’s residential development during a time when Edmonton was transitioning from a pioneer town into a thriving prairie capital. Location: 53.553576, -113.538023 Tags: - House Number: 10834 - Building: yes - construction date: 1910s - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Charles Barker Residence - Wikidata: Q41796658 - Street: 125 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5499913" lon="-113.4970419" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5499913, -113.4970419 The Charles J. Carter House is a protected historic residence in Edmonton, built in the early 20th century. Its architecture reflects the city’s transition from frontier settlement to a more urbanized community. Preserved as a heritage site, the house represents the personal histories of Edmonton’s pioneering families and the craftsmanship of its era. Tags: - House Number: 10603 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Charles J. Carter House - Street: 103 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5421166" lon="-113.4794028" width="100%" height="480px"] The Chinese Garden Pagoda is a cultural monument located within Edmonton’s parks system. Built to honour the city’s Chinese community, it serves as a place of reflection and cultural pride. The pagoda features traditional design elements and is often used during festivals and cultural celebrations, connecting visitors with Edmonton’s multicultural identity. Location: 53.5421166, -113.4794028 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Chinese Garden Pagoda - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5446747" lon="-113.4901187" width="100%" height="480px"] The City Hall Cenotaph is one of Edmonton’s central war memorials, dedicated to those who served and sacrificed their lives in Canada’s military conflicts. Located near City Hall, the cenotaph is a focal point during Remembrance Day ceremonies and other civic commemorations. With its dignified design, it stands as a lasting tribute to the courage and duty of Canada’s armed forces. Location: 53.5446747, -113.4901187 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: City Hall Cenotaph

[osm_map lat="53.5441497" lon="-113.4987827" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5441497, -113.4987827 COBOGO Lofts is a historic warehouse turned residential building, known for its industrial-style architecture and heritage designation. The name comes from the Cobogo Glass Company, once connected to the property. Its conversion into modern lofts showcases Edmonton’s ongoing trend of reimagining historic spaces for contemporary urban living while retaining their unique character. Tags: - House Number: 10249 - Postal Code: T5J 1B1 - Province: AB - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 5 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: COBOGO Lofts - Former Name: Canadian Consolidated Rubber Company - Wikidata: Q41796646 - Street: 104 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5211367" lon="-113.4958362" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5211367, -113.4958362 Connaught Armoury is a historic military building in Edmonton, constructed in 1911. Once serving as a key site for local regiments and training, it is one of the few surviving armouries of its era in Alberta. Its designation as a protected heritage property reflects its importance to both Edmonton’s architectural history and Canada’s military heritage. Tags: - House Number: 10310 - Building: apartments - construction_date: 1911 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Connaught Armoury - Former Name: Strathcona Armoury - Wikidata: Q5161317 - Street: 85 Avenue NW

[osm_map lat="53.5335431" lon="-113.5102405" width="100%" height="480px"] The Constable Ezio Faraone Park Monument is a solemn memorial in Edmonton dedicated to Constable Ezio Faraone of the Edmonton Police Service, who was killed in the line of duty in 1990. The monument stands in a riverside park that bears his name, offering visitors a peaceful place to reflect on the sacrifice made by officers who protect their communities. It has become both a site of remembrance and a symbol of public service. Location: 53.5335431, -113.5102405 Tags: - House Number: 10925 - Postal Code: T5K 1L4 - Historic Significance: monument - Inscription: Constable Ezio Faraone Edmonton Police Service Killed in the line of duty June 25, 1990 - Name: Constable Ezio Faraone Park Monument - Website: https://www.edmontonpolice.ca/AboutEPS/HistoryOfTheEPS/InMemoriam - Street: 97 Avenue NW - City:…

[osm_map lat="53.5291335" lon="-113.4987278" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5291335, -113.4987278 The Rossdale Power Plant, now decommissioned, is one of Edmonton’s most iconic industrial landmarks. Located near the North Saskatchewan River, the plant supplied electricity to the city for decades. Today, its preserved structures stand as a reminder of Edmonton’s industrial heritage and discussions continue on how best to integrate the site into modern urban life. Tags: - House Number: 10155 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: building - inscription: Decommissioned Plant - Name: Decommissioned Rossdale Power Plant - Former Name: Rossdale Flats - Street: 96 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5203038" lon="-113.5025955" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5203038, -113.5025955 The Delmar Bard Residence is a 1912 heritage home that remains part of Edmonton’s preserved residential architecture. This 2.5-storey house reflects the Edwardian era’s design features and adds to the character of its surrounding neighbourhood. Maintaining such homes ensures Edmonton’s architectural history remains visible in modern times. Tags: - House Number: 10544 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2.5 - construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Delmar Bard Residence - Street: 84 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5386297" lon="-113.5023048" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5386297, -113.5023048 The Dominion Land Titles Building, also known as the Victoria Armoury, is one of Edmonton’s significant historic sites. It played a crucial role in managing land records during a period of rapid settlement in Alberta. Its protected status ensures that this two-storey landmark continues to illustrate the city’s civic and administrative growth. Tags: - House Number: 10523 - Alternative Name: Victoria Armoury - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Dominion Land Titles Building - Wikidata: Q6483990 - Street: 100 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5183932" lon="-113.4991763" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5183932, -113.4991763 Douglas Block, built in 1912, is a three-storey commercial heritage building in Edmonton. Its design and historic role as a business hub demonstrate the growth of Strathcona’s commercial district before its amalgamation with Edmonton. The block continues to contribute to the character of the area, combining commerce with heritage preservation. Tags: - House Number: 10442 - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 3 - construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Douglas Block - Street: Whyte Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.551836" lon="-113.5373271" width="100%" height="480px"] The Dr. Terwillegar Residence, constructed in 1912, is named after Dr. Norman Terwillegar, a physician who contributed to Edmonton’s community life. This historic home represents the affluence of early professionals in the city. The Terwillegar name also lives on in the modern-day Terwillegar neighbourhood in southwest Edmonton. Location: 53.551836, -113.5373271 Tags: - House Number: 10727 - Building: yes - construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected_building - Name: Dr. Terwillegar Residence - Street: 125 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5369411" lon="-113.490833" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5369411, -113.490833 The Edmonton Brewing & Malting Company, also known historically as the Edmonton Brewing Company, was a major industrial complex that shaped the city’s brewing history. Built in the early 20th century, the brewery produced popular brands that were distributed across Alberta. Although no longer operational, the site stands as a reminder of Edmonton’s industrial and cultural heritage. Tags: - House Number: 9843-100 - Building: industrial - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Edmonton Brewing & Malting Co. (Historical) - Note: Historical Building - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5687422" lon="-113.4569042" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5687422, -113.4569042 Edmonton Northlands has been one of the city’s historic hubs for entertainment, trade, and community gatherings. Once home to major exhibitions, concerts, and sporting events, it played a key role in shaping Edmonton’s cultural identity. Though large-scale operations have shifted, the Northlands site remains significant in the city’s history and continues to attract attention for redevelopment projects and community use. Tags: - admin_level: 10 - boundary: administrative - Name: Edmonton Northlands - Tourism: attraction - Type: boundary - Website: https://www.northlands.com/ - Wikidata: Q7059554 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Northlands Park

[osm_map lat="53.5364553" lon="-113.5006346" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5364553, -113.5006346 The Edmonton Settlement School, constructed in 1881, is one of the oldest surviving educational buildings in the city. As a protected heritage site, it symbolizes the beginnings of formal education in Edmonton, serving early settler families. The school reflects the city’s growth from a small community to a regional centre and remains an important reminder of Alberta’s educational history. Tags: - House Number: 10425 - Building: yes - construction date: 1881 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Edmonton Settlement School - Street: 99 Avenue NW

[osm_map lat="53.5236267" lon="-113.5157509" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5236267, -113.5157509 The Emily Murphy House is one of Edmonton’s most historically significant residences. Built in 1912, it was the home of Emily Murphy, Canada’s first female magistrate and a prominent women’s rights activist. As part of the “Famous Five,” she played a central role in the Persons Case, making the house an important landmark for both local and national history. Tags: - House Number: 11011 - Building: university - Number of Floors: 2 - construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Emily Murphy House (Residence) - Street: 88 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5121781" lon="-113.5528149" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5121781, -113.5528149 The Emu exhibit brings one of the world’s largest flightless birds to Edmonton’s zoological attractions. Native to Australia, the emu is known for its height, speed, and distinctive feathers. Visitors can observe these fascinating birds in a safe setting while gaining insight into their role in global biodiversity. The exhibit is especially popular with school groups and wildlife enthusiasts. Tags: - Attraction: Animal - Barrier: Fence - Name: Emu - species:wikidata: Q93208 - species:wikipedia: en:Emu - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5232514" lon="-113.4953174" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5232514, -113.4953174 End of Steel Park commemorates the historic railway line that once ended in Edmonton, symbolizing the city’s growth as a transportation hub. The park features green space, sculptures, and heritage elements that connect visitors with Edmonton’s industrial past. It serves as both a recreational area and a cultural landmark, preserving an important chapter of local history. Tags: - attraction: train - Admission: no - Name: End of Steel Park - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5402979" lon="-113.4893876" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5402979, -113.4893876 Fairmont Hotel MacDonald is one of Edmonton’s most iconic landmarks. Opened in 1915, this luxury hotel was built by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and quickly became a symbol of elegance in the city. With its Châteauesque architecture, panoramic views of the North Saskatchewan River Valley, and long history of hosting dignitaries, it remains both a premier accommodation and a cultural treasure. Tags: - House Number: 10065 - Postal Code: T5J 0N6 - Brand: Fairmont Hotels and Resorts - Building: hotel - Number of Floors: 1 - construction date: 1915 - fax: +1-780-429-6481 - Height: 47 - Historic Significance: protected building - Internet Access: Wi-Fi - Internet Fee: Paid access - Name: Fairmont Hotel MacDonald - Operator: AccorHotels - Number of Rooms:…

[osm_map lat="53.5351771" lon="-113.4960122" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5351771, -113.4960122 The Film & Video Arts Society of Alberta (FAVA) is a landmark institution within Edmonton’s cultural community. Founded to support independent filmmakers and media artists, it has become a hub for creative expression. Hosting workshops, screenings, and collaborative projects, FAVA enriches Edmonton’s artistic landscape and strengthens its reputation as a centre for the arts.

[osm_map lat="53.5397027" lon="-113.5005429" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5397027, -113.5005429 First Presbyterian Church, completed in 1911, is a designated historic place of worship in Edmonton. Built in Gothic Revival style, it has served as a cornerstone of the local faith community for over a century. The church is not only an architectural landmark but also an important part of Edmonton’s cultural and spiritual heritage. Tags: - House Number: 10025 - Amenity: place of worship - Building: church - construction_date: 1911 - denomination: presbyterian - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: First Presbyterian Church - religion: christian - Wikidata: Q5453563 - Street: 105 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5239579" lon="-113.6211172" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5239579, -113.6211172 The Flying Galleon is a popular amusement ride styled after a swinging pirate ship. Visitors experience the thrill of rising and plunging as the ship swings back and forth, creating a sense of weightlessness. It is a highlight for thrill-seekers at Edmonton’s amusement attractions, adding excitement to family outings and festivals. Tags: - Name: Flying Galleon - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5342984" lon="-113.503377" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5342984, -113.503377 The Foote Residence is a designated heritage home in Edmonton. Built in the early 20th century, it was once the home of prominent local businessman John K. Foote. With its historic architecture and cultural value, the residence tells the story of Edmonton’s early economic leaders and their role in shaping the city’s development. Tags: - House Number: 9704 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Foote Residence - Street: 106 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.511117" lon="-113.5295641" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.511117, -113.5295641 The Fraser-Rose-Hocking Residence is a designated heritage house that captures the architectural style of Edmonton’s early residential neighbourhoods. Its design, materials, and preserved condition reflect the craftsmanship of its era. This home connects visitors to the city’s early 20th-century residents and the communities they built. Tags: - House Number: 11511 - Building: house - Historic Significance: building - Name: Fraser-Rose-Hocking Residence - Street: 75 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5178541" lon="-113.4965328" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5178541, -113.4965328 Gainer Block is a historic commercial building in Edmonton, named after the Gainer family, well known in the city’s business community. Built in the early 20th century, the block represents Edmonton’s commercial growth during a period of rapid expansion. Its preservation adds to the character of downtown and maintains a visible link to the city’s business heritage. Tags: - House Number: 10341 - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 2 - construction date: 1902 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Gainer Block - Wikidata: Q37778013 - Street: Whyte Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.523096" lon="-113.4986148" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.523096, -113.4986148 The George Durrand Residence, dating from the 1910s, is a historic house in Edmonton with preserved architectural features. Recognized for its cultural value, the residence provides insight into the city’s early residential patterns and continues to be an important part of Edmonton’s heritage inventory. Tags: - House Number: 10417 - Building: yes - construction date: 1910s - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: George Durrand Residence - Wikidata: Q41796697 - Street: Saskatchewan Drive NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5272199" lon="-113.5321677" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5272199, -113.5321677 Built in 1909, the George Harcourt Residence is a historic Edmonton home with strong heritage value. Recognized for its Edwardian style, the house is preserved as part of the city’s commitment to maintaining its early residential architecture. It provides insight into how Edmonton’s professionals and business leaders lived during the city’s formative years. Tags: - House Number: 9127 - Building: yes - construction_date: 1909 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: George Harcourt Residence - Wikidata: Q41796699 - Street: 117 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5435457" lon="-113.4825159" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5435457, -113.4825159 The Gibson Block is a striking flatiron-style building in Edmonton, built in 1913. Its unique triangular design has made it one of the city’s most photographed historic structures. Over the years, it has housed various businesses and organizations, standing as a testament to Edmonton’s early urban development and commitment to preserving distinctive architecture. Tags: - House Number: 9604 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 4 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Gibson Block - Source: Yahoo - Website: https://www.edmonton.ca/city_government/documents/InfraPlan/GibsonBlock.pdf - Street: Jasper Avenue NW

[osm_map lat="53.5608464" lon="-113.494079" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5608464, -113.494079 Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital is one of Edmonton’s most important healthcare institutions with historic roots. Originally established as part of the city’s medical expansion, it has grown into a leading rehabilitation and research centre. Its history as a protected building ties it to Edmonton’s broader legacy of public health and community service. Tags: - House Number: 10105 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital - office: research - Former Name: North Telephone Exchange - Wikidata: Q42331753 - Street: 112 Avenue NW

[osm_map lat="53.5425403" lon="-113.4852659" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5425403, -113.4852659 Goodridge Block is a heritage commercial building in downtown Edmonton, recognized for its historical and architectural significance. Built in the early 20th century, it has been preserved as part of the city’s efforts to protect landmarks that shaped its growth. The structure remains a symbol of Edmonton’s urban history and continues to house businesses that add character to the area. Tags: - House Number: 9698 - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected_building - Name: Goodridge Block - Wikidata: Q41796703 - year_of_construction: 1911 - Street: Jasper Avenue NW

[osm_map lat="53.5437481" lon="-113.4800928" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5437481, -113.4800928 The Grierson Centre, built in 1913, originally served as a federal penitentiary and later as a parole office. Recognized as a protected building, it is a landmark in Edmonton’s judicial and correctional history. With its fortress-like design and historic significance, it stands as a stark reminder of Canada’s early approach to law enforcement and rehabilitation. Tags: - House Number: 9530 - Building: yes - construction date: 1913 - government: parole office - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Grierson Centre - office: government - Former Name: Royal Canadian Mounted Police Building - Street: 101 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5647855" lon="-113.432323" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5647855, -113.432323 Grierson Residence, also known historically as Rees Residence, is a heritage-designated home in Edmonton. Built in 1914, it showcases early 20th-century domestic architecture with cultural importance to the community. Preserving the residence ensures that Edmonton’s neighbourhood history continues to be represented in the modern urban landscape. Tags: - House Number: 6120 - Building: house - construction date: 1914 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Grierson Residence - Former Name: Rees Residence - Street: 111 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5395423" lon="-113.5012577" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5395423, -113.5012577 GTFO Escape Entertainment is a modern attraction offering interactive escape room experiences in downtown Edmonton. Visitors can test their problem-solving skills by working together to unlock themed rooms filled with puzzles and challenges. It has become a favourite activity for friends, families, and corporate groups looking for immersive entertainment. Tags: - House Number: 10018 - Postal Code: T5J1C3 - Name: GTFO Escape Entertainment - Tourism: attraction - Website: https://letsgtfo.ca/ - Street: 105 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5437382" lon="-113.5006333" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5437382, -113.5006333 The H. V. Shaw Building is a heritage structure in downtown Edmonton that has played a long-standing role in the city’s commercial life. Recognized for its early 20th-century architectural design and brick façade, it was home to several important businesses over the decades. Its preservation contributes to the city’s cultural landscape and historical memory. Tags: - House Number: 10229 - Postal Code: T5J 1E3 - Province: AB - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 4.5 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: H. V. Shaw Building - Street: 105 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5530142" lon="-113.4908414" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5530142, -113.4908414 The Hagmann Block, constructed in 1913, is a four-storey heritage building that originally housed commercial businesses. Known for its historic design and contribution to Edmonton’s early economy, the block has been preserved as part of the city’s heritage program and continues to stand as a landmark along its historic streets. Tags: - House Number: 10765 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 4 - construction date: 1913 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Hagmann Block - Former Name: Hotel Grand - Wikidata: Q41796717 - Street: 98 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5657145" lon="-113.5171307" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5657145, -113.5171307 Hangar #14 is one of the few remaining historic aviation structures in Edmonton. Built during the Second World War, the hangar supported the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan and Canada’s wartime aviation program. Today, it stands as a symbol of Edmonton’s role in military history and its long association with aviation. Tags: - House Number: 11410 - Building: hangar - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Hangar #14 - Street: Kingsway NW

[osm_map lat="53.5141194" lon="-113.4866548" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5141194, -113.4866548 Happy Beer Street is an emerging cultural district in Edmonton, known for its breweries and lively atmosphere. Popular among locals and tourists, it celebrates craft beer culture with tasting rooms, tap houses, and seasonal events. While not yet an officially designated neighbourhood, it has gained recognition as a must-visit destination for those exploring Edmonton’s food and drink scene. Tags: - Name: Happy Beer Street - Note: Brewery district, name well known, pending official recognition - Place Type: Neighbourhood - Tourism: attraction - Website: https://www.happybeerstreet.com/

[osm_map lat="53.544491" lon="-113.4780587" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.544491, -113.4780587 Hecla Block is a historic residential building in Edmonton with protected status. Built in the early 20th century, it has housed generations of Edmontonians and remains a notable example of period architecture. Its preservation underscores Edmonton’s dedication to maintaining heritage properties that contribute to neighbourhood identity and history. Tags: - House Number: 10141 - Building: residential - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Hecla Block - Street: 95 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5392631" lon="-113.5092206" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5392631, -113.5092206 The High Level Streetcar is a historic attraction operated by the Edmonton Radial Railway Society, connecting Jasper Plaza with Old Strathcona. Visitors can ride vintage streetcars across the iconic High Level Bridge, enjoying panoramic views of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. It is both a functional heritage railway and a celebrated tourist experience that preserves Edmonton’s transit history. Tags: - Name: High Level Streetcar - Jasper Plaza - Opening Hours: Th-Su 09:09-22:00 - Tourism: attraction - Street: 109 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.563714" lon="-113.432361" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.563714, -113.432361 Holgate Mansion is a heritage residence in Edmonton, valued for both its architecture and its historical associations. Built during the early 20th century, it has served as a prominent example of upscale residential design. Its preservation highlights Edmonton’s dedication to safeguarding properties that capture the city’s social and cultural development. Tags: - House Number: 6210 - Building: yes - Construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Holgate Mansion - Street: Ada Boulevard NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5197594" lon="-113.4906156" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5197594, -113.4906156 Holy Trinity Anglican Church is one of Edmonton’s oldest Anglican parishes, known for its Gothic Revival architecture and community presence. Established in the early 20th century, it has been an active centre of worship, music, and cultural events for over a century. Its heritage status makes it a cherished religious and architectural landmark in the city. Tags: - House Number: 10037 - Amenity: place of w orship - Building: yes - denomination: anglican - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Holy Trinity Anglican Church - religion: christian - Wikidata: Q24514759 - Street: 84 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5215956" lon="-113.4980658" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5215956, -113.4980658 The Hugh Duncan Residence, dating back to 1911, is a preserved Edmonton home with strong heritage value. Its architectural details showcase early 20th-century residential design, and it remains a cultural asset that reflects the development of its community. Heritage recognition protects its historical significance as part of Edmonton’s story. Tags: - House Number: 8520 - Building: detached - Number of Floors: 2 - construction date: 1911 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Hugh Duncan Residence - Street: 104 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5504443" lon="-113.488416" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5504443, -113.488416 The Hull Block is a three-storey heritage building constructed in the early 1900s. Known for its brick façade and period design, it once housed businesses that served Edmonton’s growing downtown. Today, the block remains an architectural reminder of the commercial expansion that defined the city’s development before the First World War. Tags: - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Hull Block

[osm_map lat="53.5420659" lon="-113.5560805" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5420659, -113.5560805 The Hyndman Residence, built in 1946, is a heritage home connected to Alberta’s political history. It was the family home of J.W. Hyndman, a notable figure in the province’s legal and political circles. The house combines mid-20th-century design with the personal legacy of a family that contributed to Edmonton’s civic life. Tags: - House Number: 10123 - Building: yes - construction: 1946 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Hyndman Residence - Street: 136 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5297337" lon="-113.5478315" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5297337, -113.5478315 The Ice Castle is a seasonal winter attraction in Edmonton that draws thousands of visitors each year. Built entirely from ice and snow, it features tunnels, slides, sculptures, and colourful lighting. Families and photographers especially enjoy the magical atmosphere, making it a highlight of the city’s winter festival season. Tags: - Attraction: ice castle - Name: Ice Castle - seasonal: winter - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5472108" lon="-113.4965272" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5472108, -113.4965272 Ice District is one of Canada’s largest mixed-use sports and entertainment developments, located in downtown Edmonton. Anchored by Rogers Place arena, home of the Edmonton Oilers, it also features restaurants, hotels, residential towers, and public plazas. The district has transformed the city’s skyline and has become a vibrant hub for nightlife, sports, and community events. Tags: - landuse: commercial - Name: Ice District - Operator: Ice District Properties - Phone: +1-780-423-5525 - Tourism: attraction - Website: https://icedistrict.com/ - Wikidata: Q23074085 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Ice District

[osm_map lat="53.5603669" lon="-113.4595498" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5603669, -113.4595498 The Ingebert Olson Residence, constructed in 1914, is a heritage home recognized for its protected status. It reflects early 20th-century residential styles in Edmonton and serves as a valuable piece of neighbourhood history. Preserving this home allows modern residents to connect with the city’s past and its evolving urban identity. Tags: - House Number: 7701 - Building: house - construction date: 1914 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Ingebert Olson Residence - Wikidata: Q41796727 - Street: 112S Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5353022" lon="-113.5077435" width="100%" height="480px"] The Italian Monument is a commemorative site celebrating the contributions of Edmonton’s Italian community. It honours generations of immigrants who helped shape the city’s construction, culture, and neighbourhoods. As a cultural landmark, it reflects the strength of Edmonton’s multicultural fabric. Location: 53.5353022, -113.5077435 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Italian Monument

[osm_map lat="53.5229155" lon="-113.5013644" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5229155, -113.5013644 The J.J. Duggan Residence, built in 1907, is a protected Edmonton home with ties to early community leaders. John Joseph Duggan was an important figure in Strathcona’s political and business development. The residence stands as a cultural landmark that links Edmonton’s present to the personalities who built its past. Tags: - House Number: 10515 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2 - construction date: 1907 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: J.J. Duggan Residence - Wikidata: Q37778288 - Street: Saskatchewan Drive NW

[osm_map lat="53.5412179" lon="-113.5016534" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5412179, -113.5016534 Jasper Block is a historic three-storey commercial building recognized for its role in Edmonton’s development. Built in the early 1900s, it once housed businesses that supported the city’s growing population. With its preserved façade and heritage designation, Jasper Block remains a reminder of Edmonton’s early downtown character. Tags: - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Jasper Block - Wikidata: Q24040357

[osm_map lat="53.5615928" lon="-113.4913254" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5615928, -113.4913254 The John McNeill Residence, built in 1907, is a protected heritage home in Edmonton. With its two-and-a-half-storey structure and early residential design, it is valued for both its architecture and historical associations. The residence preserves the memory of Edmonton’s early families and the development of its residential districts. Tags: - House Number: 11217 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2.5 - construction_date: 1907 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: John McNeill Residence - Wikidata: Q42331579 - Street: 97 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5457187" lon="-113.4865803" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5457187, -113.4865803 The Kingston Powell Building is a designated heritage site in Edmonton’s downtown. Constructed in the early 20th century, it played a role in the city’s commercial rise. Its preserved exterior, tied to Edmonton’s mercantile history, makes it an important example of the era’s urban architecture. Tags: - House Number: 10277 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Kingston Powell Building - Street: 97 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5322557" lon="-113.5071494" width="100%" height="480px"] The Kwakiutl Totem Pole is a striking monument in Edmonton, carved in the artistic traditions of the Kwakwaka’wakw people of British Columbia. Although originating outside Alberta, the totem pole serves as a powerful symbol of Indigenous culture and artistry within the city. It is a reminder of the importance of respecting and recognizing Canada’s First Nations heritage. Location: 53.5322557, -113.5071494 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Kwakiutl Totem Pole

[osm_map lat="53.5583654" lon="-113.4916882" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5583654, -113.4916882 The Lambton Block is a designated heritage building in Edmonton. Dating back to the early 1900s, the structure represents the city’s commercial architecture during its rapid growth era. Its preserved façade and cultural value make it an important part of Edmonton’s downtown streetscape. Tags: - House Number: 11045 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Lambton Block - Wikidata: Q42331598 - Street: 97 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5347457" lon="-113.5065644" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5347457, -113.5065644 Legislature Plaza is an iconic landmark surrounding the Alberta Legislature Building. With its open spaces, fountains, and walking paths, the plaza is a popular spot for rallies, celebrations, and family outings. In summer, the area fills with visitors enjoying green lawns and cooling water features, while in winter it transforms into a scenic destination decorated with lights. Tags: - Road Type: pedestrian - Layer: 1 - Name: Legislature Plaza - Place Type: square - Surface: concrete - Tourism: attraction - Type: multipolygon

[osm_map lat="53.5385252" lon="-113.5207923" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5385252, -113.5207923 LeMarchand Mansion, completed in 1912, is a five-storey heritage building overlooking Edmonton’s river valley. Designed as luxury apartments, it catered to professionals and affluent families in the city’s early days. Its grand architecture and lasting presence make it one of Edmonton’s most notable historic residential landmarks. Tags: - House Number: 11523 - Building: apartments - Number of Floors: 5 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: LeMarchand Mansion - Street: 100 Avenue NW

[osm_map lat="53.5428922" lon="-113.484147" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5428922, -113.484147 The Lodge Hotel is a heritage property in Edmonton, recognized for its longstanding presence in the downtown landscape. Once serving as an important accommodation for travellers and workers, it now represents a piece of the city’s architectural memory. Its designation as a protected building helps preserve Edmonton’s hospitality heritage. Tags: - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Lodge Hotel

[osm_map lat="53.5197601" lon="-113.496595" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5197601, -113.496595 Loyal Orange Hall #1654, built in 1903, is a civic landmark connected to Edmonton’s fraternal and social organizations. The building served as a gathering space for the Orange Lodge and reflects the cultural diversity of early Edmonton. Its designation as a historic site underscores the importance of community institutions in shaping the city’s past. Tags: - House Number: 10335 - Postal Code: T6E 2H1 - Building: civic - club: orange lodge - construction date: 1903 - Historic Significance: building - Name: Loyal Orange Hall #1654 - name_1: Loyal Orange Hall #1654 of Edmonton - Wikidata: Q38529469 - Street: 84 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5633339" lon="-113.4335749" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5633339, -113.4335749 Magrath Mansion is a historic Edmonton residence built in 1912 by real estate developer William Magrath. Known for its grand architecture and luxurious design, it stands as one of the city’s most impressive heritage homes. Designated as a protected building, it highlights Edmonton’s early 20th-century affluence and architectural ambition.

[osm_map lat="53.5198161" lon="-113.5038919" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5198161, -113.5038919 he Margaret Martin Residence, built in 1907, is a protected heritage home in Edmonton. Its 2.5-storey structure reflects the residential styles of the early 20th century, showcasing craftsmanship from the city’s formative years. Preserving this house highlights Edmonton’s effort to maintain the stories of the people who shaped its neighbourhoods. Tags: - House Number: 8324 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2.5 - construction date: 1907 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Margaret Martin Residence - Wikidata: Q42358228 - Street: 106 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5454897" lon="-113.5399587" width="100%" height="480px"] The McIntosh Residence, also known historically as Ravina House, was built in 1912. This heritage home demonstrates early 20th-century residential architecture and is linked to Edmonton’s prominent citizens of the time. Its preservation offers insight into the lifestyle of well-established families during the city’s formative years. Location: 53.5454897, -113.5399587 Tags: - House Number: 10325 - Building: house - construction_date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: McIntosh Residence - Former Name: Ravina Apartments - Wikidata: Q38529828 - Street: Villa Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5667513" lon="-113.489018" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5667513, -113.489018 McTaggart House is a historic Edmonton residence dating back to the early 1900s. Known for its preserved design and role in local heritage, the house reflects Edmonton’s residential expansion during that period. As a protected building, it remains a tangible link to the families and communities that shaped the city’s character. Tags: - House Number: 11530 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 1 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: McTaggart House - Street: 95A Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5447166" lon="-113.4904774" width="100%" height="480px"] The Memorial to the Ukrainian Holodomor in Edmonton pays tribute to the millions of Ukrainians who perished during the famine of 1932–1933 under Soviet rule. As Edmonton is home to one of the largest Ukrainian communities in Canada, the monument holds profound cultural and historical significance. It serves not only as a reminder of past tragedies but also as a testament to the resilience and contributions of Ukrainian Canadians. Location: 53.5447166, -113.4904774 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Memorial to the Ukrainian Holodomor

[osm_map lat="53.5036159" lon="-113.5747731" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5036159, -113.5747731 The Menagerie Carousel is a beautifully designed amusement ride that combines artistry with entertainment. Featuring animal-shaped seats and intricate details, it is a favourite among children and adults alike. Beyond the ride itself, the carousel serves as a cultural landmark, representing the long tradition of handcrafted fairground attractions. Tags: - attraction: carousel - Building: roof - Name: Menagerie Carousel - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.542838" lon="-113.4997458" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.542838, -113.4997458 The Metals Limited Building is a protected commercial structure that reflects Edmonton’s early industrial and business history. With its heritage brick exterior and distinctive architectural details, it once housed companies linked to the city’s growing economy. Today, it stands as a preserved reminder of Edmonton’s transformation into a regional hub of trade and commerce. Tags: - House Number: 10190 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Metals Limited Building - Wikidata: Q42331729 - Street: 104 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5317932" lon="-113.4769505" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5317932, -113.4769505 Molstad House, built in 1912, is one of Edmonton’s grand historic homes. Constructed for businessman Edward H. Molstad, the house reflects the city’s early prosperity and features distinctive Edwardian architecture. Recognized as a heritage property, Molstad House is a reminder of Edmonton’s growth in the pre-war years and the prominent figures who shaped its development. Tags: - House Number: 9633 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Molstad House - Street: 95 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5430192" lon="-113.4910977" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5430192, -113.4910977 National Bank in Edmonton is part of one of Canada’s leading financial institutions, offering modern banking services while also contributing to the city’s urban landscape. The branch represents not only economic activity but also the ongoing role of major banks in shaping Edmonton’s downtown. Its presence reflects the city’s growth as a centre of commerce and finance. Tags: - House Number: 9 - Postal Code: T5J 0R2 - Amenity: bank - ATM: yes - Brand: National Bank - Building: commercial - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: National Bank - Name (English): National Bank - Name (French): Banque Nationale - Official Name: National Bank of Canada - Former Name: Churchill Wire Centre - Opening Hours: Su-Th 09:00-17:00 - Operator: National Bank of…

[osm_map lat="53.5378583" lon="-113.5108057" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5378583, -113.5108057 Oblats Maison Provinciale, built in 1929, is a significant religious and cultural landmark in Edmonton. This monastery served as a centre for the Oblate Fathers, who played an important role in education, community life, and religious services across Alberta. The building’s heritage status reflects its influence on the city’s cultural and spiritual history. Tags: - House Number: 9916 - Amenity: monastery - Building: yes - construction_date: 1929 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Oblats Maison Provinciale - religion: christian - Wikidata: Q38529327 - Street: 110 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5243696" lon="-113.5218248" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5243696, -113.5218248 Old St. Stephen’s College is one of Edmonton’s most iconic historic academic buildings. Constructed in the early 20th century, it once served as a theological college and now functions as part of the University of Alberta campus. Its striking Gothic Revival architecture and cultural significance make it a landmark in the city’s educational and architectural history.

[osm_map lat="53.5717594" lon="-113.4212419" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5717594, -113.4212419 Otto Reiher Cottage, built in 1937, is a historic home that has been preserved as part of Edmonton’s heritage registry. Its modest size and traditional design reflect the residential styles of its era. This cottage offers insight into the everyday lives of Edmontonians in the early 20th century and remains an important cultural landmark. Tags: - House Number: 11845 - Construction date: 1937 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Otto Reiher Cottage - Wikidata: Q42331766 - Street: 52 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5664403" lon="-113.4351669" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5664403, -113.4351669 Owen Residence, constructed in 1912, is one of Edmonton’s historic homes with strong ties to the city’s past. Originally associated with the Dominion Meteorological Service, it represents both residential and scientific heritage. The house has been protected for its architectural features and its role in Edmonton’s early development. Tags: - House Number: 11227 - Building: yes - construction_date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Owen Residence - Former Name: Dominion Meteorological Station - Wikidata: Q38529547 - Street: 63 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5343268" lon="-113.5036453" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5343268, -113.5036453 The Parkview Apartments are a three-storey heritage building in Edmonton, recognized for their early 20th-century residential architecture. With their brick construction and preserved design, they illustrate how the city adapted to increasing housing demands while still valuing architectural detail. Tags: - Building: apartments - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Parkview Apartments

[osm_map lat="53.5424947" lon="-113.4987761" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5424947, -113.4987761 Phillips Lofts is a heritage-designated residential building located in Edmonton’s downtown core. Originally constructed as a warehouse in the early 20th century, it was later converted into stylish lofts that blend historic brickwork with modern living spaces. This adaptive reuse project highlights Edmonton’s approach to preserving history while revitalizing its urban centre. Tags: - House Number: 10169 - Building: apartments - Number of Floors: 5 - building:material: brick - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Phillips Lofts - Street: 104 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5324654" lon="-113.504553" width="100%" height="480px"] The Police and Peace Officer Memorial honours law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in Alberta. Located in Edmonton, the memorial is a solemn site for remembrance ceremonies and public reflection, reinforcing the city’s respect for service and sacrifice. Location: 53.5324654, -113.504553 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Police and Peace Officer Memorial

[osm_map lat="53.5275296" lon="-113.4840177" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5275296, -113.4840177 The R.G.J. Smith Residence, built in 1913, is a heritage home that highlights Edmonton’s pre-war architectural style. Its preservation ensures that visitors and residents can connect with the city’s early residential history. The house is named after R.G.J. Smith, a local figure tied to Edmonton’s community development. Tags: - House Number: 9824 - Building: yes - construction date: 1913 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: R.G.J. Smith Residence - Wikidata: Q42331797 - Street: 92 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5578074" lon="-113.4894436" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5578074, -113.4894436 Rehwinkel Parsonage is a designated historic residence in Edmonton, notable for its preserved architecture and cultural importance. Once home to members of the clergy, it stands as a reminder of the city’s religious and community heritage. Visitors interested in Edmonton’s past will find the parsonage a valuable glimpse into early 20th-century life. Tags: - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Rehwinkel Parsonage - Wikidata: Q42331804

[osm_map lat="53.5585029" lon="-113.4658479" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5585029, -113.4658479 The Richard Wallace Residence is a protected historic home, valued for its early 20th-century architecture and heritage status. As part of Edmonton’s inventory of preserved residences, it highlights the importance of protecting neighbourhood character and the city’s cultural memory. Tags: - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Richard Wallace Residence - Wikidata: Q42331805

[osm_map lat="53.5235611" lon="-113.4943588" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5235611, -113.4943588 Ritchie Mill, constructed in 1892, is the oldest surviving flour mill in Alberta and a key Edmonton landmark. Built by Robert Ritchie, the mill was vital to the agricultural economy of early settlers. Its preserved five-storey brick structure now houses offices and businesses, offering a rare example of industrial heritage repurposed for modern use. Tags: - House Number: 10170 - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 5 - construction date: 1892 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Ritchie Mill - Former Name: North West Mill and Feed Company - Wikidata: Q7336675 - Street: Saskatchewan Drive NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5433565" lon="-113.5336249" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5433565, -113.5336249 Robertson-Wesley United Church is one of Edmonton’s landmark places of worship. Completed in 1909, it showcases Gothic Revival architecture with soaring spires and intricate stonework. The church has long been a hub for community gatherings, concerts, and social programs, reflecting both the city’s spiritual life and its cultural vitality. Tags: - House Number: 10209 - Amenity: place of worship - Building: yes - construction date: 1909 - denomination: united - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Robertson-Wesley United Church - Former Name: Robertson Presbyterian Church - religion: christian - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Robertson-Wesley United Church - Street: 123 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5321218" lon="-113.4941897" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5321218, -113.4941897 The Ross Flats Apartments are a protected residential landmark in Edmonton. Constructed in the early 20th century, the three-storey building provided urban housing during a period of rapid city expansion. Today, it remains a rare example of early apartment living in Edmonton’s downtown area. Tags: - House Number: 9540 - Postal Code: T5K 2E9 - Building: apartments - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Ross Flats Apartments - Roof Shape: Flat - Street: 101 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5261845" lon="-113.4839839" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5261845, -113.4839839 The Roy Gerolamy Residence, built in 1913, is a two-storey historic house that highlights Edmonton’s growth during the pre-war years. Its heritage designation protects not just the architecture but also the story of the Gerolamy family and their contributions to the community. Tags: - House Number: 9823 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2 - constructionb date: 1913 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Roy Gerolamy Residence - Wikidata: Q42331819 - Street: 91 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.6112597" lon="-113.5131082" width="100%" height="480px"] The Royal Canadian Air Force Monument in Edmonton honours the men and women who served in Canada’s air force throughout history. Located within a landscaped memorial area, it is a place of commemoration during national holidays and remembrance ceremonies. The monument symbolizes bravery, sacrifice, and the pivotal role the RCAF has played in both world conflicts and peacekeeping missions. Location: 53.6112597, -113.5131082 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Royal Canadian Air Force Monument

[osm_map lat="53.5275501" lon="-113.5203038" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5275501, -113.5203038 Rutherford House, built in 1911, was the home of Alexander Cameron Rutherford, Alberta’s first premier. Today, it operates as a historic site and museum, showcasing Edwardian-era architecture, furnishings, and exhibits. Visitors can experience guided tours and special events, making it an essential stop for those interested in Alberta’s political and cultural history. Tags: - House Number: 11153 - Building: yes - construction_date: 1911 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Rutherford House - name_1: A.C. Rutherford Residence - Wikidata: Q7383343 - Street: Saskatchewan Drive NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5544106" lon="-113.4897764" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5544106, -113.4897764 Saint Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral is one of Edmonton’s most striking religious landmarks. Built in 1947, the cathedral is famous for its Byzantine-style domes and richly decorated interior. It has served as a cultural and spiritual hub for Edmonton’s Ukrainian community, reflecting the city’s multicultural identity and architectural diversity. Tags: - House Number: 10825 - Amenity: place of worship - Building: yes - Denomination: ukrainian greek catholic - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Saint Josephat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral - religion: christian - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – St. Josaphat Cathedral - Street: 97 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.522763" lon="-113.6269086" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.522763, -113.6269086 The Santa Maria attraction presents a replica inspired by historic sailing vessels, offering visitors a chance to connect with maritime history. Designed as both an educational and entertaining site, it captures the spirit of exploration and adventure. Families and school groups often visit to learn about early navigation and seafaring life. Tags: - Name: Santa Maria - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5198367" lon="-113.5195637" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5198367, -113.5195637 The Sarah McLellan Residence, constructed in 1913, is a heritage property in Edmonton that embodies the charm of early 20th-century domestic architecture. The house is recognized for both its design and its role in telling the story of families who shaped Edmonton’s growing urban fabric. Tags: - House Number: 11135 - Building: yes - construction date: 1913 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Sarah McLellan Residence - Wikidata: Q38530208 - Street: 84 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.557192" lon="-113.4663568" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.557192, -113.4663568 The Sheriff Robertson House is a historic Edmonton building associated with civic leadership in the early 1900s. Designated as a protected site, it showcases the lifestyle and architecture of its period. Its preservation underlines Edmonton’s dedication to honouring influential community figures and the heritage structures linked to them. Tags: - House Number: 8120 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected_building - Name: Sheriff Robertson House - Wikidata: Q38530273 - Street: Jasper Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5440452" lon="-113.4899231" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5440452, -113.4899231 Sir Winston Churchill Square is Edmonton’s main civic plaza, located in the downtown core. Known as the city’s gathering place, the square hosts festivals, concerts, outdoor movies, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year. Its open design makes it a welcoming space for both residents and visitors, symbolizing the heart of Edmonton’s public life. Tags: - Access: yes - House Number: 9918 - Postal Code: T5J 5H7 - Bicycles: Permitted - Description: Sir Winston Churchill Square is the main downtown square in Edmonton, Alberta, which plays host to a large majority of festivals and events. - Pedestrians: Permitted - Road Type: pedestrian - Lit: yes - Name: Sir Winston Churchill Square - Place Type: square - Surface: concrete - Tourism: attraction - Type:…

[osm_map lat="53.523334" lon="-113.4964834" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.523334, -113.4964834 The Skovberg Hinz Building is a protected heritage site in Edmonton that once served as offices for a law practice. Its preserved design reflects the city’s early 20th-century commercial growth and the importance of professional services in shaping the civic and business life of Edmonton. Tags: - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Skovberg Hinz - office: lawyer

[osm_map lat="53.5239612" lon="-113.6208139" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5239612, -113.6208139 The Space Shot ride launches passengers skyward in a burst of speed, offering panoramic views and an adrenaline rush. Known for its vertical thrill, it attracts both locals and tourists seeking amusement park excitement. Its futuristic theme ties in with Edmonton’s reputation for modern entertainment and high-energy attractions. Tags: - Name: Space Shot - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5380831" lon="-113.5108565" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5380831, -113.5108565 St. Joachim’s Roman Catholic Church is a historic parish in Edmonton that has served the Catholic community for generations. Known for its striking architecture and cultural importance, the church has been central to the city’s religious life. As one of Edmonton’s key heritage churches, it continues to play a role in both worship and community identity.

[osm_map lat="53.5183959" lon="-113.4952834" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5183959, -113.4952834 The Strathcona Hotel, built in 1891, is one of the oldest surviving hotels in Edmonton. Originally serving railway travellers, it played a major role in the growth of the Strathcona district. Its Victorian design and heritage status make it a landmark for both visitors and locals, highlighting the city’s connection to Canada’s railway era. Tags: - House Number: 10302 - Building: hotel - construction date: 1891 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Strathcona Hotel - Former Name: Westminster Ladies College - Wikidata: Q23979534 - Street: Whyte Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5178138" lon="-113.5008591" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5178138, -113.5008591 The Strathcona Public Building, completed in 1913, is a commercial heritage site tied to the city’s expansion during the pre-First World War boom. Once used for various businesses, the building has historical value as a hub of early commerce in Strathcona, now part of Edmonton. Its preservation connects today’s visitors with the city’s economic roots. Tags: - House Number: 10501 - Building: commercial - construction date: 1913 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Strathcona Public Building - Former Name: Strathcona Post Office - Wikidata: Q7622083 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Strathcona Public Building - Street: Whyte Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5216893" lon="-113.6268337" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5216893, -113.6268337 The Sun Runner is an amusement ride that combines speed and visual appeal. With its bright colours and dynamic movement, it’s a popular choice for children and families visiting Edmonton’s entertainment venues. The ride adds to the city’s variety of attractions, balancing thrill with fun for all ages. Tags: - Attraction: water slide - Name: Sun Runner - Tourism: attraction

[osm_map lat="53.5184279" lon="-113.5071527" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5184279, -113.5071527 The Garneau is a historic Edmonton theatre and cultural venue. Originally opened in 1940, it has been a centre for film, performance, and community events for decades. As one of the city’s longest-running theatres, The Garneau is both an entertainment hub and a beloved heritage site, central to Edmonton’s cultural identity.

[osm_map lat="53.541985" lon="-113.4909249" width="100%" height="480px"] The McLeod Building is one of Edmonton’s best-known heritage skyscrapers. Completed in 1915, it was the city’s first reinforced concrete office tower and a symbol of modernity at the time. With nine storeys and elegant Beaux-Arts details, the building continues to stand out as a key architectural and historical landmark in the downtown core. Location: 53.541985, -113.4909249 Tags: - House Number: 10134 - Postal Code: T5J 0N8 - Building: apartments - Number of Floors: 9 - Email: jay@csmgmtinc.ca - Height: 35.1 - Historic Significance: building - Name: The McLeod Building - opening date: 1915 - Phone: +1-780-760-6197 - Website: https://www.themcleod.ca/ - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – McLeod Building - Street: 100 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5211614" lon="-113.4880273" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5211614, -113.4880273 The Thomas Scott Residence, constructed in 1912, is another protected Edmonton landmark. This two-storey home represents the domestic architecture of the city’s early professionals and remains a tangible piece of neighbourhood history. Heritage recognition helps safeguard its cultural significance for future generations. Tags: - House Number: 9938 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2 - construction_date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Thomas Scott Residence - Wikidata: Q42331908 - Street: 85 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5856346" lon="-113.4426361" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5856346, -113.4426361 The Transit Hotel is one of Edmonton’s oldest historic landmarks, dating back to the early 20th century. Once a central stop for travellers arriving by train, it became a popular gathering place for locals and visitors. The building’s architecture and long-standing presence highlight the city’s growth around railway transportation, making it a significant cultural icon. Tags: - House Number: 12720-12730 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: building - Name: Transit Hotel - Wikidata: Q14874904 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Transit Hotel (Edmonton) - Street: Fort Road NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5570576" lon="-113.4669096" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5570576, -113.4669096 Trudel House is a heritage residence in Edmonton that has been safeguarded for its cultural and architectural value. Built in the early 20th century, it stands as part of the Jasper Avenue historic streetscape. The house reflects the growth of Edmonton during a period of expansion and remains a vital part of the city’s historical narrative. Tags: - House Number: 8134 - Building: yes - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Trudel House - Street: Jasper Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.534706" lon="-113.5069415" width="100%" height="480px"] The Ukrainian Centennial Pioneer Monument is dedicated to the contributions of Ukrainian settlers to Edmonton and Alberta. Featuring traditional motifs, the monument recognizes over a century of cultural, social, and economic impact from one of the province’s largest immigrant communities. It serves as both a heritage landmark and a cultural gathering point. Location: 53.534706, -113.5069415 Tags: - Historic Significance: monument - Name: Ukrainian Centennial Pioneer Monument

[osm_map lat="53.5124703" lon="-113.5543893" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5124703, -113.5543893 The Urban Farm attraction allows visitors to experience a farm-like environment within the city. Often featuring domestic animals, educational displays, and interactive programs, it offers children and families a chance to learn about agriculture and sustainability. The Urban Farm serves as both an entertainment spot and a teaching environment about food sources and rural traditions. Tags: - attraction: zoo - Name: Urban Farm - Tourism: attraction - zoo: farm park

[osm_map lat="53.5215924" lon="-113.4882764" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5215924, -113.4882764 The W.H. Sheppard House is a designated heritage residence dating to 1912. Built in an Edwardian style, the home belonged to a prominent local businessman and reflects the lifestyle of Edmonton’s professional class in the early 20th century. Its preservation ensures that the city’s residential architectural history remains visible in modern neighbourhoods. Tags: - House Number: 9945 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2.5 - construction date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: W.H. Sheppard House - Former Name: Berghoffer Residence - Wikidata: Q38530851 - Street: 86 Avenue NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5453317" lon="-113.5440115" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5453317, -113.5440115 The Wells Residence, constructed in 1911, is a historic home that stands as part of Edmonton’s preserved residential heritage. Its design reflects the Edwardian style common in the early 20th century. Protecting the Wells Residence ensures that future generations can see how Edmonton’s early neighbourhoods were built and lived in. Tags: - House Number: 10320 - Building: yes - construction date: 1911 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Wells Residence - Street: Connaught Drive NW

[osm_map lat="53.5386063" lon="-113.5172238" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5386063, -113.5172238 The Westminster Apartments are a protected heritage building in Edmonton, reflecting the city’s early multi-residential architecture. With their three-storey design and historic character, they represent the shift from single homes to larger housing as the city’s population grew in the early 20th century. Their preservation highlights Edmonton’s evolving urban landscape. Tags: - House Number: 9955 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 3 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: Westminster Apartments - Wikidata: Q42331980 - Street: 114 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5520838" lon="-113.4823501" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5520838, -113.4823501 The William Paskins Residence is a protected historic house in Edmonton. Built in the early 20th century, it reflects the residential development of the city during a time of growth and modernization. Its designation as a heritage property helps preserve the memory of Edmonton’s early families and their role in shaping neighbourhood life. Tags: - House Number: 10635 - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 2.5 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: William Paskins Residence - Wikidata: Q42331996 - Street: 95 Street NW

[osm_map lat="53.5115134" lon="-113.5048149" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 53.5115134, -113.5048149 The William Wood Residence, constructed in 1912, is one of Edmonton’s recognized historic homes. With its early 20th-century design and heritage status, the house represents the growing affluence of families during that period. It stands as a reminder of the city’s residential development and the value placed on preserving cultural memory. Tags: - House Number: 7504 - Building: yes - construction_date: 1912 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: William Wood Residence - Wikidata: Q42331999 - Street: 106 Street NW - City: Edmonton

[osm_map lat="53.5414706" lon="-113.4899343" width="100%" height="480px"] Edmonton’s World Trade Centre is a mid-20th-century commercial building that became part of the international World Trade Centre Association. With its concrete structure and modest height, it reflects the city’s growing ties to business and global trade. Though not as historic as some of Edmonton’s older buildings, it has played a role in shaping the city’s business identity. Location: 53.5414706, -113.4899343 Tags: - House Number: 9990 - Postal Code: T5J 1P7 - Building: commercial - Number of Floors: 7 - Height: 25.0 - Historic Significance: protected building - Name: World Trade Centre - office: company - Former Name: Imperial Bank of Canada Building - Roof Material: Concrete - Roof Shape: Flat - Street: Jasper Avenue NW - City: Edmonton