Historic places inCity of Waterloo
Ontario
- historic places
- 29historic places
- built
- 1842–1947built
Recognized by
- Municipal 29
John E. Brubacher House1850Photo: Lindsay Benjamin, 2007.
Huether Hotel1855
Snyder-Hahn Building1857
Rummelhardt School1867
Waterloo Train Station1910
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Kayla Jonas, 2007.Municipal1842Wissler HouseAlso known as 438 Malabar DriveThe Wissler House, is located at 438 Malabar Drive, in the Lexington area, of the City of Waterloo.
Photo: Lindsay Benjamin, 2007.Municipal1849Burkhardt HouseAlso known as 7 Central StreetThe Burkhardt House, located at 7 Central Street, is situated on the south side of the street, between Dorset and King Streets, in the City of Waterloo.
Photo: Lindsay Benjamin, 2007.Municipal1851J.E. Seagram's Distillery Administration and Maintenance BuildingsAlso known as 83 Erb Street WestJ.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1850s, with 6 of the 29 places.
4 places have no recorded construction date.
All 29 places
1924MunicipalBahnsen-Bierstock-Marsland HouseAlso known as 47 Albert Street
1882MunicipalHomesBean-Wright HouseAlso known as 73 George Street- 1849MunicipalFaithBurkhardt HouseAlso known as 7 Central Street
1947MunicipalHomesCharlie Voelker HouseAlso known as 29 Spring Street West
1856MunicipalHomesElam Martin FarmsteadAlso known as Millennium Recreation Park
1931MunicipalSchoolsElizabeth Ziegler Public SchoolAlso known as 90 Moore Avenue South
1896MunicipalHomesElsworthy-Elgie HouseAlso known as 88 Fountain Street
MunicipalHomesErb-Kumpf HouseAlso known as Abraham Erb House
1903MunicipalHomesHaas-Pemberton HouseAlso known as 45 Young Street West
1880MunicipalHomesHilliard HouseAlso known as 88 William Street West- 1855MunicipalIndustryHuether HotelAlso known as Lion Brewery
- 1851MunicipalIndustryJ.E. Seagram's Distillery Administration and Maintenance BuildingsAlso known as 83 Erb Street West
- 1850MunicipalHomesJohn E. Brubacher HouseAlso known as Columbia Street West
MunicipalHomesKuntz-Eckert HouseAlso known as 156 King Street South
MunicipalHomesKuntz-Labatt's HouseAlso known as 167 King Street South
1867MunicipalHomesMcLaughlin HouseAlso known as 20 Menno Street
1912MunicipalMutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada BuildingAlso known as The Mutual Life Building
MunicipalHomesNixon HouseAlso known as 81 Norman Street
1925MunicipalHomesReitzel HouseAlso known as 147 Avondale Avenue South
1859MunicipalHomesRichber HouseAlso known as 222 Mary Street- 1867MunicipalSchoolsRummelhardt SchoolAlso known as K-W Bilingual School
1898MunicipalHomesSchiel-Patterson HouseAlso known as 115 William Street West- 1857MunicipalCommerceSnyder-Hahn BuildingAlso known as 4-6 King Street South
1903MunicipalHomesSnyder-Seagram HouseAlso known as 50 Albert Street
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in City of Waterloo
- Brick 19
- Verandahs and porches 13
- Industrialists and merchants 9
- Georgian 7
- Main streets 4
- New lives 4
- Gingerbread trim 4
- Stained glass 4
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in City of Waterloo, A to Z
- Bahnsen-Bierstock-Marsland House1924
- Bean-Wright House1882
- Burkhardt House1849
- Charlie Voelker House1947
- Elam Martin Farmstead1856
- Elizabeth Ziegler Public School1931
- Elsworthy-Elgie House1896
- Erb-Kumpf House
- Haas-Pemberton House1903
- Hilliard House1880
- Huether Hotel1855
- J.E. Seagram's Distillery Administration and Maintenance Buildings1851
- John E. Brubacher House1850
- Kuntz-Eckert House
- Kuntz-Labatt's House
- McLaughlin House1867
- Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada Building1912
- Nixon House
- Reitzel House1925
- Richber House1859
- Rummelhardt School1867
- Schiel-Patterson House1898
- Snyder-Hahn Building1857
- Snyder-Seagram House1903
- The Pumping Station1899
- The Waterloo Hotel1890
- Waterloo Post Office1911
- Waterloo Train Station1910
- Wissler House1842
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.