Historic places inQu'Appelle
Saskatchewan
- historic places
- 6historic places
- built
- 1884–1906built
Recognized by
- Municipal 6
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, Dwayne Yasinowski, 2005.Municipal1884Knox Presbyterian ChurchAlso known as Knox United ChurchThe Knox Presbyterian Church is a Municipal Heritage Property occupying four lots at 106 Walsh Street in the Town of Qu’Appelle.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, B. Dawson, 2004.Municipal1906Brite SpotAlso known as Lion's Community HallBrite Spot is a Municipal Heritage Property which occupies two urban lots on Qu’Appelle Street in the Town of Qu’Appelle.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, Bruce Dawson, 2004Municipal1906Qu'Appelle Royal Bank BuildingAlso known as Qu'Appelle Northern Bank (1906-08)The Qu'Appelle Royal Bank Building is a Municipal Heritage Property located on two commercial lots on the main business street in the Town of Qu'Appelle.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1900s, with 3 of the 6 places.
2 places have no recorded construction date.
All 6 places
- 1906MunicipalCommunityBrite SpotAlso known as Lion's Community Hall
- 1884MunicipalKnox Presbyterian ChurchAlso known as Knox United Church
MunicipalHomesMountjoy ResidenceAlso known as St. Peter's Anglican Rectory- 1906MunicipalCommerceQu'Appelle Royal Bank BuildingAlso known as Qu'Appelle Northern Bank (1906-08)
1906MunicipalGovernmentQu'Appelle Town HallAlso known as Qu'Appelle Town Hall/Opera House
MunicipalFaithSt. Peter's Anglican ChurchAlso known as St. Peter's Anglican Pro-Cathedral
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Qu'Appelle
- Brick 4
- Main streets 2
- Towers 2
- Belfries and bells 2
- Notable interiors 2
- Classical Revival 1
- Carved stone 1
- Banking 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.