Historic places inPenticton
British Columbia
- historic places
- 54historic places
- built
- 1892–1956built
Recognized by
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 53
Captain Stevens House1907Photo: City of Penticton, c.1980
Munson/Cleland Property1907
Bennett Block1911
Dragon's Den1911
Lakeview Cemetery1912
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: BC Heritage BranchProvincial1913S.S. NaramataAlso known as SS NaramataS.S.
Photo: City of Penticton, 2004Municipal1892Fairview CemeteryAlso known as St. Saviour's Anglican CemeteryFairview Cemetery, formerly called St.
Photo: Penticton MuseumMunicipal1906Gibson HouseAlso known as Gibson House Bed and BreakfastThe Gibson House is a Colonial Revival style house, built in 1906 on a prominent corner lot.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1910s, with 14 of the 54 places.
5 places have no recorded construction date.
All 54 places
1908MunicipalFarming and foodDebeck House810 Hudson Street
1911MunicipalFarming and foodAtkinson Residence
1922MunicipalHomesBeaton HouseAlso known as The Log House- 1911MunicipalBennett BlockAlso known as Ginza Restaurant
1922MunicipalCommerceBike BarnAlso known as Dynes Feed and Supplies
MunicipalIndustryCannery Trade CentreAlso known as Aylmer Cannery- 1907MunicipalHomesCaptain Stevens House
MunicipalFarming and foodClark Residence
1930MunicipalRoadsCN Railway Bridge, Penticton CreekAlso known as CNR Bridge, Penticton Creek
1938MunicipalHomesColquhoun Residence
1935MunicipalHomesCranna House- 1911MunicipalCommerceDragon's DenAlso known as Murk Block
1936MunicipalCommerceElite Cafe
MunicipalHomesEllis Street Cottage
1912MunicipalCommerceEmpress TheatreAlso known as Larsen's Tire Warehouse
1922MunicipalCommerceErickson BuildingAlso known as Erickson Block- 1892MunicipalFaithFairview CemeteryAlso known as St. Saviour's Anglican Cemetery
1911MunicipalCommerceGahan-Kendall BlockAlso known as 25 Front Street- 1906MunicipalHomesGibson HouseAlso known as Gibson House Bed and Breakfast
1922MunicipalCommerceGreer Block
1951MunicipalLeisureGyro Bandshell
1941MunicipalRailwaysKettle Valley Railway Station
MunicipalHomesKeyes House- 1912MunicipalFaithLakeview Cemetery
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Penticton
- Verandahs and porches 17
- Notable interiors 12
- Main streets 12
- Waterfronts and harbours 10
- New lives 10
- Industrialists and merchants 10
- Notable architects 9
- Vernacular 8
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in Penticton, A to Z
- 810 Hudson Street1908
- Atkinson Residence1911
- Beaton House1922
- Bennett Block1911
- Bike Barn1922
- Cannery Trade Centre
- Captain Stevens House1907
- Clark Residence
- CN Railway Bridge, Penticton Creek1930
- Colquhoun Residence1938
- Cranna House1935
- Dragon's Den1911
- Elite Cafe1936
- Ellis Street Cottage
- Empress Theatre1912
- Erickson Building1922
- Fairview Cemetery1892
- Gahan-Kendall Block1911
- Gibson House1906
- Greer Block1922
- Gyro Bandshell1951
- Kettle Valley Railway Station1941
- Keyes House
- Lakeview Cemetery1912
- Leir House1927
- Long House1928
- McDonald House1912
- Memorial Arena1951
- Moog Residence1945
- Munson Mountain1937
- Munson/Cleland Property1907
- Palace Hotel
- Parker House1940
- Pelton House1911
- Penticton Dredge Shed1933
- Penticton High School1912
- Penticton Oxbows1952
- Penticton Post Office1936
- Penticton Provincial Courthouse1948
- Penticton United Church1927
- Power Block1921
- Riordan House1921
- Robb House1916
- S.S. Naramata1913
- S.S. Sicamous1914
- St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church1927
- St. Saviour's Anglican Church1929
- Sutcliffe Residence1912
- Swift Residence1921
- Tupper Residence1938
- Walker Residence1936
- Warren House1912
- Waterfront Eyecare Centre1956
- White Lodge1927
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.