Lieux patrimoniaux àPort Hope
Ontario
- lieux patrimoniaux
- 56lieux patrimoniaux
- construits
- 1822–1930construits
Reconnus par
- Fédéral 1
- Provincial 5
- Municipal 50
St. Lawrence Hall Block1853Photo: OHT, 2005
Port Hope CNR Station1856
Orange Hall1874
St. Mark's Anglican Church1822
John Tucker Williams House: Penryn Homestead1828
Par où commencer
Les lieux reconnus au plus haut niveau d’abord, puis les plus anciens.
Photo: (A. M. de Fort-Menares, 1991.)Fédéral1856Ancienne gare ferroviaire du Grand Tronc (Canadien national)Ancienne gare ferroviaire du Grand Tronc (maintenant Canadien national) de Port Hope est une gare en pierre de plain-pied, construite en 1856.
Photo: OHT, 2002Provincial1834Bluestone HouseThe building at 21 Dorset Street East, known as Bluestone House, is situated at the intersection of Dorset Street and King Street in the Municipality of Port Hope.
Photo: OHT, June 2005Provincial1849Smith Block34-46 Walton Street, Port HopeThe building at 34-46 Walton Street, also known as the Smith Block, is situated near the base of the long, winding hill that characterizes Port Hope's main commercial street.
Construits au fil du temps
La décennie la plus active : les années 1850, avec 9 des 56 lieux.
36 lieux n’ont pas de date de construction connue.
Les 56 lieux
MunicipalBarrett's Terrace26 Barrett Street- 1849ProvincialCommerceSmith Block34-46 Walton Street, Port Hope
- 1874ProvincialLoisirsOrange Hall50 John Street, Port Hope
- 1856FédéralChemins de ferAncienne gare ferroviaire du Grand Tronc (Canadien national)
1855MunicipalArmstrong Cottage
1857MunicipalCommerceBank of Upper Canada
MunicipalCommerceBlackham's Hotel- 1834ProvincialHabitationsBluestone House
MunicipalCassie Cottage
MunicipalIndustrieChalk Carriage Works
MunicipalHabitationsCharles Clemes DuplexAussi appelé Clemes Duplex
1909MunicipalCharles Wickett House
MunicipalCrawley House
MunicipalHabitationsDavid Smart HouseAussi appelé Hillcrest
MunicipalCommerceElias Smith HouseAussi appelé Canada House
MunicipalFairmont: The David Smith House
MunicipalGeorge Manning Furby House
1851MunicipalHabitationsHenry Howard Meredith HouseAussi appelé Hill and Dale
1855MunicipalHabitationsHooey Cottage
MunicipalJames Leslie Cottage
MunicipalHabitationsJames Sculthorp Townhouse
1834MunicipalHabitationsJohn David Smith HouseAussi appelé Bluestone- 1828MunicipalHabitationsJohn Tucker Williams House: Penryn Homestead
MunicipalCommerceJohn, Ontario and Queen Street Heritage Conservation District
Sur la carte
Ouvrir la carte complèteTous les lieux de Port Hope, de A à Z
- 26 Barrett Street
- 34-46 Walton Street, Port Hope1849
- 50 John Street, Port Hope1874
- Ancienne gare ferroviaire du Grand Tronc (Canadien national)1856
- Armstrong Cottage1855
- Bank of Upper Canada1857
- Blackham's Hotel
- Bluestone House1834
- Cassie Cottage
- Chalk Carriage Works
- Charles Clemes Duplex
- Charles Wickett House1909
- Crawley House
- David Smart House
- Elias Smith House
- Fairmont: The David Smith House
- George Manning Furby House
- Henry Howard Meredith House1851
- Hooey Cottage1855
- James Leslie Cottage
- James Sculthorp Townhouse
- John David Smith House1834
- John Tucker Williams House: Penryn Homestead1828
- John, Ontario and Queen Street Heritage Conservation District
- Joseph Clarke House
- Judson A. Brown House
- Little Bluestone
- Little Station
- Margaret and Charles Stuart House1879
- Penstowe
- Pinehurst1846
- Port Hope Capitol Theatre1930
- Port Hope CNR Station1856
- Port Hope Registry Office
- Port Hope Town Hall
- Richard Trick Cottage
- Robert Mitchell House
- Robert Youdan Terrace
- Smith Cottage
- Smith House
- St. Lawrence Hall Block1853
- St. Mark's Anglican Church1822
- Thomas B. Chalk House
- Thomas Clarke House: The Cone1858
- Thomas McCreery House
- Thomas White House
- Turner House
- Union Cemetery Chapel
- Waddell Block1845
- Walton Street Heritage Conservation District, Downtown Port Hope
- William B. Cawthorne House1852
- William Bellamy Cottage
- William Craig House
- William Sisson House: Wimbourne
- William Skitch Cottage
- William Trick Cottage
Tiré du Répertoire canadien des lieux patrimoniaux, tel que mis à jour pour la dernière fois le 12 décembre 2025.