Front façade of the Mitchell Building, 2005.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, Bruce Dawson, 2005.
- Built
- 1929
- Recognized
- 1992
- By
- Local government
The register’s text, word for word
Description
The Mitchell Building is a Municipal Heritage property comprised of two commercial lots in Regina's downtown business district. The property features a two-storey brick building with a cut Tyndall Stone façade. The designation applies only to the front facade of the building.
Heritage value
The heritage value of the Mitchell Building lies in its contribution to the historic integrity of the 1800 block of Scarth Street, also known as the Frederick W. Hill Mall. Built in 1929 by the owners of Peart Brothers Hardware, it combines the proportions, materials, and vertical elements of neo-Classicism with simplified Art Deco motifs in a Stripped Classical style. The building features a cut Tyndall Stone façade, stylized pilasters, round medallions above each window, and an articulated stone parapet. The Mitchell Building remains part of the commercial core of the city, an area which features the largest concentration of early commercial architecture in Regina's downtown.
Source
City of Regina bylaw 9405
Character‑defining elements
The heritage value of the Mitchell Building resides in the following character-defining elements:
-those elements of the property which allow it to contribute to the historic integrity of the 1800 block of Scarth Street, including the siting of the building on its original location;
-those elements which reflect the Stripped Classical style of architecture, including the cut Tyndall Stone façade, the stylized pilasters, the round medallions above the windows, and the stone parapets.
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Location
1852/56 Scarth Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P, Canada
50.44932° N, 104.61111° W
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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025. The register’s text is shown word for word.