Historic places inCity of Peterborough
Ontario
- historic places
- 6historic places
- built
- 1834–1907built
Recognized by
- Municipal 6
The Lundy Building1870Photo: Susan Schappert, City of Peterborough, 2004
Sadleir House1892
Hay-Smit House1907
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: City of Peterborough, 2004Municipal1834St. John the Evangelist Anglican ChurchSituated at the top of the hill facing Hunter Street in Peterborough, St John’s is an early English Gothic Revival style church built of local stone.
Photo: Sue Schappert, City of Peterborough 2005Municipal1857The Dixon-Stevenson-Bradburn BuildingLocated at 379 George Street North, the Dixon-Stevenson-Bradburn Building is part of the 19th century streetscape of downtown Peterborough.
Photo: Susan Schappert, City of Peterborough, 2005Municipal1880The Yelland BuildingAlso known as Yelland BuildingThe Yelland Building is a three storey brick commercial building located at 464 George Street North, just south of Peterborough's Civic Square.
Built over time
All 6 places
- 1907MunicipalHomesHay-Smit House
- 1892MunicipalHomesSadleir HouseAlso known as The Castle
- 1834MunicipalFaithSt. John the Evangelist Anglican Church
- 1857MunicipalCommerceThe Dixon-Stevenson-Bradburn Building
- 1870MunicipalCommerceThe Lundy BuildingAlso known as Lundy Building
- 1880MunicipalIndustryThe Yelland BuildingAlso known as Yelland Building
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in City of Peterborough
- Brick 5
- Stained glass 3
- Main streets 3
- Towers 2
- Industrialists and merchants 2
- Notable interiors 2
- New lives 2
- Gothic Revival 1
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.