Edmonton Historic Resources

Discover Edmonton’s historical landmarks with detailed data on locations, names, and significance. This resource helps researchers, heritage planners, and citizens explore and understand the city's architectural and cultural past, supporting preservation efforts.

Total Records
1.11KK
Designation Type
Inventory of Historic Resources
Zoning
Small Scale Residential
Construction Year
1960s

Statistics & Charts

Designations & Zoning

Designation Type
Zoning
Designation and zoning distributions show how heritage resources are classified and which planning categories contain the most historic sites.

Construction Eras

Construction Year
Decade groupings highlight when Edmonton’s historic structures were built and which eras dominate the inventory.

Locations

Street Name
Neighbourhood
Ward
Street, neighbourhood, and ward breakdowns surface where heritage resources are most concentrated across the city.

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Resource NameAddressDesignation TypeZoningNeighbourhoodWardConstruction Year
Richard Longstaffe Residence11643 93 Street NwInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialAlberta AvenueMétis1914
Lowe Residence10340 Connaught Drive NWInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialGlenoraNakota Isga1927
Reksten Residence11223 95a Street NwInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialAlberta AvenueMétis1912
Carlson Residence10546 128 Street NwInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialWestmountO-day'min1913
Oliver Building10225 100 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesResidential Mixed Use ZoneDowntownO-day'min1960
Bruce Residence12939-122 StreetInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialCalderAnirniqc1920
Armstrong Block10125 104 Street NwProvincial Historic ResourceHeritage Area ZoneDowntownO-day'min1912
Archibald Block8207 105 Street NwInventory of Historic ResourcesDirect Development Control ProvisionStrathcona Junctionpapastew1909
Residence7305 105a Street NwInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialQueen Alexandrapapastew1912
St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church12810 111 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesMedium Scale ResidentialInglewoodAnirniq1955
King Edward School7803 87 Street NwInventory of Historic ResourcesParks and ServicesKing Edward ParkMétis1949
Phillip & Annie Livingston Residence11524 102 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesMedium Scale ResidentialWîhkwêntôwinO-day'min1915
Greshuk Residence10430 Connaught Drive NwInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialGlenoraNakota Isga1952
Annamoe Mansion11950 100 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesDirect ControlWîhkwêntôwinO-day'min1914
Falkenberg Residence10332 132 Street NWInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialGlenoraNakota Isga1930
Thomas Dalling Residence9527 103 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesMedium Scale ResidentialBoyle StreetO-day'min1908
Commercial Block9909 108a Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesMixed UseMcCauleyO-day'min1964
Acacia Hall10433 83 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesMixed UseStrathcona Junctionpapastew1929
Canadian Bank Of Commerce10102 Jasper Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesCore Commercial Arts ZoneDowntownO-day'min1929
J.J. McKenzie Residence10920 81 Avenue NwInventory of Historic ResourcesSmall Scale ResidentialGarneaupapastew1923
1,110 rows found, showing 20.

About This Dataset

Discover Edmonton’s Historic Treasures with the official Register and Inventory of Historic Resources dataset. Whether you’re a historian researching the past, a planner considering development impacts, or a resident interested in local heritage, this dataset is a valuable tool.

Key information includes resource names, locations (address and geographic coordinates), construction years, neighbourhood and ward details, and designation status (formally Designated on the Register or identified on the Inventory). This allows users to find specific sites, understand their context, and learn about their significance.

With geospatial insights derived from coordinates, users can explore the distribution, concentration, and historical layering of heritage resources across different neighbourhoods and wards. The dataset supports analysis of how heritage shapes the urban fabric and identifies areas rich in historical significance.

Dataset Information

SubjectRecreation
JurisdictionCity of Edmonton, Province of Alberta
Data ProviderEdmonton Department of Parks & Recreation
Sourcedata.edmonton.ca
AttributionContains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Edmonton.