Catalogue or kit house
A house bought as a plan or pre-cut kit from a catalogue such as Eaton's or Aladdin.
- Historic places
- 17Historic places
- Built
- 1899–1940Built
- Provinces and territories
- 7Provinces and territories
Recognized by
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 16
Mary Spencer Residence1913
325 Central Street1922
Jonasson House1906
3040 Carroll Street1913
Grahame House1919
Where they are
- British Columbia8
- Manitoba3
- New Brunswick2
- Newfoundland and Labrador1
- Prince Edward Island1
- Quebec1
- Saskatchewan1
Towns with the most
Built over time
The most were built in the 1900s: 5 of the 14 with a known date.
The oldest
The register gives no construction date for 3 of these places.
All 17 places
1913MunicipalMary Spencer ResidenceNorth Saanich, British Columbia
1922Municipal325 Central StreetSummerside, Prince Edward Island
1921MunicipalKilpatrick HouseSmithers, British Columbia
1922MunicipalResidenceSmithers, British Columbia
1906MunicipalJonasson HouseGimli, Manitoba
1913Municipal3040 Carroll StreetVictoria, British Columbia
1919MunicipalGrahame HouseTeulon, Manitoba
1909MunicipalMcMyn/Masson ResidencePitt Meadows, British Columbia
ProvincialGrenfell Cottage Registered Heritage StructureBattle Harbour, Newfoundland and Labrador
MunicipalAlphonse LeBlanc HouseDieppe, New Brunswick
1903MunicipalBC Mills Timber and Trading Company HousesVancouver, British Columbia
1903MunicipalBC Mills Timber and Trading Company HousesVancouver, British Columbia
1925MunicipalEatonia Heritage ParkEatonia, Saskatchewan
MunicipalSite du patrimoine des Maisons-Ouvrières-de-la-Papeterie-de-Port-AlfredSaguenay, Quebec
1940MunicipalBrown HouseKelowna, British Columbia
1899MunicipalW. G. Loggie ResidenceMiramichi, New Brunswick
1908MunicipalCanadian Bank of CommerceRivers, Manitoba
Often found together
Collections that share the most places with this one.





