Historic places inCity of London
Ontario
- historic places
- 46historic places
- built
- 1813–1957built
Recognized by
- Municipal 46
Flint Cottage and Flint Shelter1837Photo: Kendra Green, 2007.
Thornwood1852
Old East Heritage Conservation District1860
Christ Anglican Chuch1862
Old Waterloo South Primary Public School1864
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1890s, with 6 of the 46 places.
11 places have no recorded construction date.
All 46 places
1928MunicipalHomes260 Sydenham Street
1895MunicipalHomesLondon Delta Chi Fraternity308 Princess Avenue
1890MunicipalCommerceMassey-Harris Co. Ltd. Sales and Showroom350 Talbot Street
1921MunicipalHomesBalmoral379 Wortley Road
1903MunicipalHomes398 Piccadilly Street
MunicipalHomesFairmount49 Ridout Street South
1902MunicipalHomesTambling and Jones Builders and Contractors501-503 Colborne Street
MunicipalHomesBaty HouseAlso known as 700 Pond Mills Road
MunicipalBeth-Emmanuel British Methodist Episcopal ChurchAlso known as B.M.E. Church
1895MunicipalCommunityBishop Hellmuth Heritage Conservation District
1875MunicipalRoadsBlackfriars BridgeAlso known as 0 Blackfriars Street
1813MunicipalFaithBrick Street CemeteryAlso known as 370 Commissioner's Road West
MunicipalHomesCarfrae CottageAlso known as Maurice Property
1886MunicipalCarling HouseAlso known as 36 Grosvenor Street
1862MunicipalFaithChrist Anglican ChuchAlso known as 138 Wellington Street
MunicipalHomesCrooks PropertyAlso known as 22 Peter Street
1891MunicipalCommerceCurnoe PropertyAlso known as Knowles and Company Lithographers
1895MunicipalDundas Centre United ChurchAlso known as 482 Dundas Street
1850MunicipalCommunityEast Woodfield Heritage Conservation District
1834MunicipalHomesEldon HouseAlso known as Eldon House Interpretive Centre
1895MunicipalHomesElsie Perrin Williams EstateAlso known as Estate House
1939MunicipalLeisureElsie Perrin Williams Memorial LibraryAlso known as Central Library
1909MunicipalGovernmentFire Hall No. 5Also known as 155 Adelaide Street North
1881MunicipalFaithFirst Christian Reformed ChurchAlso known as Talbot Street Baptist Church
On the map
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- Brick 27
- Verandahs and porches 18
- Notable interiors 15
- Stained glass 11
- Gingerbread trim 9
- Historic neighbourhoods 8
- Gothic Revival 7
- Gardens and grounds 7
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in City of London, A to Z
- 260 Sydenham Street1928
- 308 Princess Avenue1895
- 350 Talbot Street1890
- 379 Wortley Road1921
- 398 Piccadilly Street1903
- 49 Ridout Street South
- 501-503 Colborne Street1902
- Baty House
- Beth-Emmanuel British Methodist Episcopal Church
- Bishop Hellmuth Heritage Conservation District1895
- Blackfriars Bridge1875
- Brick Street Cemetery1813
- Carfrae Cottage
- Carling House1886
- Christ Anglican Chuch1862
- Crooks Property
- Curnoe Property1891
- Dundas Centre United Church1895
- East Woodfield Heritage Conservation District1850
- Eldon House1834
- Elsie Perrin Williams Estate1895
- Elsie Perrin Williams Memorial Library1939
- Fire Hall No. 51909
- First Christian Reformed Church1881
- Flint Cottage and Flint Shelter1837
- Goodholme1935
- Grand Theatre1901
- Grosvenor Lodge1853
- J. Allyn Taylor Building1928
- Labatt Memorial Park1877
- McClary Cottage (95 High Street)
- Norton Attawandaron Site
- Old East Heritage Conservation District1860
- Old Waterloo South Primary Public School1864
- Palace Theatre1929
- Park Farm
- Philip Aziz Property1957
- Raleigh House
- Scottsville Cemetery
- St. Peter's Seminary1930
- Sterling Place1901
- Substation No. 41924
- T Block
- Thornwood1852
- Victoria Park1878
- Waverly1882
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.