Historic places inCity of Cambridge
Ontario
- historic places
- 16historic places
- built
- 1849–1931built
Recognized by
- Municipal 16
Landreth Cottage1854Photo: Kayla Jonas, 2007.
Dickson Public School1876
Cambridge Farmer's Market1887
Middleton Water Pumping Station1890
Galt Fire Department Hall1898
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1850s, with 3 of the 16 places.
1 place has no recorded construction date.
All 16 places
1916MunicipalRoadsBlack BridgeAlso known as Black Bridge Road Bridge
1887MunicipalCambridge Farmer's MarketAlso known as Cambridge Market Building
1931MunicipalRoadsCambridge Main Street Bridge
1876MunicipalSchoolsDickson Public SchoolAlso known as 65 St. Andrews Street
1856MunicipalHomesDuncan Ferguson HomesteadAlso known as 71 Cowan Boulevard
MunicipalHomesFerguson CottageAlso known as 37 Grand Avenue South
1886MunicipalFaithFirst Delta Baptist ChurchAlso known as 47 Water Street South
1854MunicipalSchoolsGalt Collegiate InstituteAlso known as 210 Water Street North
1898MunicipalGovernmentGalt Fire Department HallAlso known as 56 Dickson Street
1922MunicipalIndustryGalt Public Utilities Commission BuildingAlso known as 62 Dickson Street
1914MunicipalGovernmentHespeler Town HallAlso known as 11 Tannery Street East
1854MunicipalHomesLandreth CottageAlso known as 84 Water Street South
1890MunicipalIndustryMiddleton Water Pumping StationAlso known as 60 Middleton Street
1849MunicipalHomesMorris C. Lutz HouseAlso known as 60 Water Street North
1907MunicipalFaithPioneer PergolaAlso known as St. Andrews Park Pergola
1921MunicipalRiverside Park GatesAlso known as Riverside Park Entrance Gates
On the map
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Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.