Esquimalt

British Columbia

44 historic places

Side elevation of Building 34, showing its metal window arrangement in long rows which accentuate its horizontality, 1993.; Department of National Defence / Ministère de la Défense nationale, 1993.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building 34

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Exterior view of Building D1, showing the asymmetrical massing of the L-shaped, two-storey structure with its steep gable roof and chimney, 1971.; CIHB/IBHC, Parks Canada/Parcs Canada, 1971

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D1

Esquimalt, British Columbia

General view of the Admiral's Residence and Former Naval Storekeeper's house, showing main entrance featuring a columned entrance portico.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, Ian Doull.

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Building D101

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Exterior view of Building D109, showing the regular massing of the rectangular, two-storey, flat roofed structure, 1974.; (CIHB/IBHC, Parks Canada/Parcs Canada, 1974.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D109

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Exterior view of Dry Dock Pumphouse, Building D175, showing the building's form and massing.; (BCARS, HP352)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D175

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Building 211, former Clothing / Receiving Stores Recognized Federal Heritage Building; (Ian Doull, AHB, Parks Canada/Parc Canada, 1989.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D211

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Guardhouse, Building 214 Recognized Federal Heritage Building; (Ian Doull, AHB, Parks, 1989.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D214

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Building D26, former Royal Navy Prison Recognized Federal Heritage Building; (CIHB/IBHC, Parks Canada/Parcs Canada, 1970)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D26

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Corner view of the Stone Frigate, Building D38.; National Archives of Canada / Archives nationales du Canada, PA-176355.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D38

Esquimalt, British Columbia

General view of building D51's main (western) and side (northern) elevations showing the red brick walls, stone dressings, corbelled friezes, vaults and arches, 1989.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, I. Doull, 1989.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D51

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Main Office, Building D70 Recognized Federal Heritage Building; (Ian Doull, AHB, Parks, 1989.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D70

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Building D75-76, former Rum / Salt Meats Stores Recognized Federal Heritage Building; (CIHB/IBHC, Parks Canada/Parc Canada, 1970)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D75-D76

Esquimalt, British Columbia

General view of Building D77 Former Ordnance Stores, showing the symmetrical massing of this two-storey, rectangular, gable-roofed building.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, Ian Doull.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D77

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Building D80, former Cordage / Furniture Stores Recognized Federal Heritage Building; (Ian Doull, AHB, Parks Canada/Parc Canada, 1989.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D80, former Cordage / Furniture Stores Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Exterior view of Oil Stores, Building 83, showing the scale, massing and well-propportioned, symmetrical composition of this large, three-storey, flat-roofed brick structure, 1989.; (Ian Doull, AHB, Parks, 1989.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building D83

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Panoramic view of the Bickford Tower showing the four-storey lighthouse-like octagonal column of brick with brick corbel gables beneath the projecting concrete and iron floor of the glazed signal room.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, n.d.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

CFB Esquimalt, Bickford Tower, Building D118

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Side view of the West facade of CFB Esquimalt, Dockyard, Aldergrove Building, DY 199; Sharp & Thompson Berwick Pratt, architects, built in 1954.; (Base Properties, Base Construction Engineering Office, CFB Equimalt, 2001. )

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

CFB Esquimalt, Dockyard, Aldergrove Building, DY 199

Esquimalt, British Columbia

View of the main (northwest) elevation, 1989.; Agence Parcs Canada/Parks Canada Agency, Ian Doull, 1989.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Communications School, Building 67

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Aerial view of Esquimalt Naval Sites, showing the view facing north, 2001.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, 2001.

National Historic Site of Canada

Esquimalt Naval Sites National Historic Site of Canada

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Corner view of the building, 1956.; British Columbia Archives and Records Services, 1956.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Former Armament Artificer's and Sergeant's Quarters, Building 522

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Exterior 3/4 picture, front and side, 1989; Parks Canada/Parcs Canada, 1989

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Former Married Privates' Quarters, Building 523

Esquimalt, British Columbia

View of the main (northwest) elevation, 1989.; Agence Parcs Canada/Parks Canada Agency, Ian Doull, 1989.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Former Offices of the Officer-in-Charge

Esquimalt, British Columbia

Exterior view of Gun Emplacement, Building 578, showing the simple, large, low massing of the partially subterranean structure, 1989.; Ian Doull, AHB, Parks/Parcs Canada, 1989

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Gun Emplacement, Building 578

Esquimalt, British Columbia

View of main elevation; "VE" Day ceremony, 8 May 1945.; Bibliothèque et Archives Canada/ Library and Archives Canada, PA-176343, 1945.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Gunnery School, former Building 50

Esquimalt, British Columbia