Prairie style
Strong horizontal lines, low hipped roofs with deep overhangs and bands of windows.
- Historic places
- 19Historic places
- Built
- 1905–1952Built
- Provinces and territories
- 7Provinces and territories
Recognized by
- National 3
- Provincial 3
- Municipal 13
Sheriff Robertson House1913
McCurdy House1919
Charles B. McMullen House1912
Wardlow Apartments1905
Treend Residence1922
Where they are
- Ontario7
- Manitoba3
- Nova Scotia3
- Alberta2
- Saskatchewan2
- New Brunswick1
- Quebec1
Towns with the most
Built over time
The most were built in the 1910s: 10 of the 19 with a known date.
All 19 places
- 1913ProvincialSheriff Robertson HouseEdmonton, Alberta
- 1919MunicipalMcCurdy HouseTruro, Nova Scotia
- 1912MunicipalCharles B. McMullen HouseTruro, Nova Scotia
- 1905MunicipalWardlow ApartmentsWinnipeg, Manitoba
- 1922ProvincialTreend ResidenceCalgary, Alberta
1913MunicipalAlgonquin CasinoSt Andrews, New Brunswick
1913MunicipalTaylor HousePortage la Prairie, Manitoba
1912Municipal1400 College AvenueRegina, Saskatchewan
1931MunicipalLobosco-Foote HouseWelland, Ontario
1919MunicipalFarmer's Market BuildingWelland, Ontario
1929ProvincialSir Harry Oakes' ChateauKirkland Lake, Ontario
1922MunicipalSchmidt HouseNewmarket, Ontario
1924NationalFormer Bowmanville Boys Training School/Camp 30 National Historic Site of CanadaBowmanville, Ontario
1914MunicipalThe Horticulture BuildingCity of, Ontario
1919MunicipalFrank McCurdy HouseTown of Truro, Nova Scotia
1909MunicipalGare du CPSherbrooke, Quebec
1952NationalVimy Barracks (B-6)Kingston, Ontario
1908NationalVIA Rail/Canadian National Railways StationPortage la Prairie, Manitoba
1916MunicipalGlenside United ChurchGlenside, Saskatchewan
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