Historic places inGeorgetown
Prince Edward Island
- historic places
- 14historic places
- built
- 1835–1906built
Recognized by
- Provincial 14
Holy Trinity Anglican Church1842Photo: Donna Collings, 2007
Lewis and Clara Ann Lavandier House1860
Kings County Courthouse1887
Donald B. Taylor and Arlene Smith Home1906
Charles and Vicky Mahar Home
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Donna Collings, 2007Provincial1835Macdonald HouseAlso known as Former Colin Macdonald HouseThis early Centre Gable style house with Gothic Revival details is situated on the corner of Kent and Water Streets in Georgetown and faces the harbour.
Photo: Donna Collings, 2007Provincial1837St. David's United ChurchAlso known as St. David's Presbyterian ChurchThis wood shingled church is located prominently on Grafton Street in Georgetown.
Photo: Province of PEI, C. Stewart, 2016Provincial1840Georgetown Historic InnThe Georgetown Historic Inn is an example of the Classical Revival style of architecture in PEI.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1830s, with 2 of the 14 places.
6 places have no recorded construction date.
All 14 places
- ProvincialHomesCharles and Vicky Mahar HomeAlso known as Former Easton House
- 1906ProvincialDonald B. Taylor and Arlene Smith HomeAlso known as Former Dr. Duncan Stewart Home
ProvincialSchoolsFrancis Hebert Machine ShopAlso known as Former Glebe School- 1840ProvincialHomesGeorgetown Historic Inn
ProvincialGordon Douglas HouseAlso known as Former William MacDonald House- 1842ProvincialFaithHoly Trinity Anglican Church
- 1887ProvincialGovernmentKings County CourthouseAlso known as Alexander W. Matheson Building
- 1860ProvincialCommerceLewis and Clara Ann Lavandier HouseAlso known as Former Sanderson's Warehouse
- 1835ProvincialMacdonald HouseAlso known as Former Colin Macdonald House
ProvincialCommerceManfred and Christian Ohlandt PropertyAlso known as Former Cogswell Home and Store- 1837ProvincialFaithSt. David's United ChurchAlso known as St. David's Presbyterian Church
ProvincialHomesTerry Parker HomeAlso known as Captain John Dicks' House
1893ProvincialCommerceTherese Mair HouseAlso known as Former MacLean House
ProvincialHomesTimothy Mair HouseAlso known as Former Malcolm MacDonald House
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Georgetown
- Verandahs and porches 8
- Industrialists and merchants 5
- Gothic Revival 5
- New lives 4
- Held by one family 4
- Shops and stores 3
- Gingerbread trim 3
- Buildings that moved 3
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.