Historic places inLangley District
British Columbia
- historic places
- 6historic places
- built
- 1865–1924built
Recognized by
- Municipal 6
Sperling Church and Hall1912Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald, 2004.
Canadian Northern Railway Station1915
Lochiel School1924
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald, 2003.Municipal1865Telegraph TrailAlso known as Collins Overland Telegraph LineThe heritage designation applies to the roadway that follows a portion of the Telegraph Trail (or Collins Overland Telegraph Line) that runs for 2.07 kilometres in Northwest Langley.
Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald, 2003.Municipal1885Traveller's HotelAlso known as Murrayville HotelThe Traveller's Hotel is a two storey hotel built in the style of a vernacular wooden residence with an open front verandah that extends around the east side of the building.
Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald, 2003.Municipal1910F. J. Hart BuildingAlso known as B.C. Telephone ExchangeThe F.J.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1910s, with 3 of the 6 places.
All 6 places
- 1915MunicipalHomesCanadian Northern Railway StationAlso known as C.N.R. Station
- 1910MunicipalCommerceF. J. Hart BuildingAlso known as B.C. Telephone Exchange
- 1924MunicipalSchoolsLochiel School
- 1912MunicipalFaithSperling Church and HallAlso known as Sperling Methodist Church
- 1865MunicipalRoadsTelegraph TrailAlso known as Collins Overland Telegraph Line
- 1885MunicipalTraveller's HotelAlso known as Murrayville Hotel
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Langley District
- Verandahs and porches 3
- Buildings that moved 2
- Restored and rebuilt 2
- Built to a standard plan 2
- Notable interiors 2
- Firsts and oldest 2
- Telegraph, radio and newspapers 2
- Countryside 1
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.