Historic places inKamloops
British Columbia
- historic places
- 22historic places
- built
- 1876–1994built
Recognized by
- National 1
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 20
St. Andrew's on the Square1887Photo: City of Kamloops, 2007, Kamloops Museum and Archives #2834
Inland Cigar Factory1895
Old Bank of Commerce1904
Stuart Wood School1906
Old Kamloops Courthouse1909
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1920s, with 5 of the 22 places.
3 places have no recorded construction date.
All 22 places
1929MunicipalIndustryB.C. Sheep Breeders BuildingAlso known as Sheep Breeders Building
1926NationalRailwaysCanadian National Railway Station
1912MunicipalRailwaysCattle Car and Caboose
1926MunicipalCNR StationAlso known as CN Station
1911MunicipalHomesHayden House
1895MunicipalIndustryInland Cigar FactoryAlso known as Model Bakery
MunicipalFaithKamloops Chinese CemeteryAlso known as Old Chinese Cemetery
1994ProvincialKamloops Japanese Canadian Association
1932MunicipalMcIntosh Memorial
1948MunicipalLeisureMemorial Arena
1944MunicipalDefenceNaval Ammunition Depot BunkersAlso known as The Bunkers
1904MunicipalCommerceOld Bank of CommerceAlso known as Old Kamloops City Hall
1909MunicipalGovernmentOld Kamloops CourthouseAlso known as Kamloops Courthouse
1876MunicipalFaithPioneer CemeteryAlso known as Kamloops Pioneer Cemetery
1928MunicipalPlaza HotelAlso known as Plaza Heritage Hotel
1887MunicipalFaithSt. Andrew's on the SquareAlso known as Calvary Temple
1926MunicipalStoodley Residence
1906MunicipalSchoolsStuart Wood SchoolAlso known as Kamloops Public School
MunicipalTom Bones House
1930MunicipalHomesW. A. G. Marlatt House
1913MunicipalHomesWilliam W. Bishop House
MunicipalHomesWilson House
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Kamloops
- Notable interiors 10
- Main streets 8
- Brick 6
- Verandahs and porches 6
- Notable architects 5
- Stained glass 5
- Railways 4
- New lives 4
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.