Historic places inLadysmith
British Columbia
- historic places
- 21historic places
- built
- 1900–1944built
Recognized by
- Municipal 21
Ladysmith Trading Company1900Photo: Town of Ladysmith, 2009
Old Post Office1910
The Convent School1910
Mainstreet Building1922
Comox Logging and Railway Shops Building1943
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1900s, with 7 of the 21 places.
7 places have no recorded construction date.
All 21 places
MunicipalCommerce516 First Avenue Building
MunicipalCommerce530 First Avenue Building
1903MunicipalHomesCoburn-Verchere Residence
1943MunicipalIndustryComox Logging and Railway Shops BuildingAlso known as Machine Shop
1901MunicipalCommunityEagles Hall
1900MunicipalCommerceIsland HotelAlso known as Europe Hotel
MunicipalCommerceJessup's Drug Store
1901MunicipalCommerceJohnson's Shoes Building
MunicipalCommerceJones HotelAlso known as Miner's Hotel
MunicipalLeisureLadysmith Agricultural Hall and Sports FieldAlso known as Ladysmith Recreation Ground
1944MunicipalRailwaysLadysmith Railway Station
1900MunicipalCommerceLadysmith Trading CompanyAlso known as Ward Block
1922MunicipalMainstreet BuildingAlso known as Hillier Block
1913MunicipalCommerceMasonic HallAlso known as Ladysmith Masonic Hall
MunicipalCommerceMusic Hall
1909MunicipalCommerceNicholson Block
1910MunicipalGovernmentOld Post Office
MunicipalFaithSt. John the Evangelist Anglican Church
1900MunicipalCommerceTemperance Hotel
1910MunicipalSchoolsThe Convent School
1913MunicipalCommerceTraveller's Hotel
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Ladysmith
- Main streets 14
- Vernacular 8
- Historic storefronts 7
- Brick 6
- Edwardian 5
- Boomtown or false front 5
- Labour history 4
- Stained glass 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.