Historic places inRossland
British Columbia
- historic places
- 50historic places
- built
- 1865–2000built
Recognized by
- National 2
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 47
Red Mountain Mining Site1890Photo: City of Rossland, 2014
Upper Rossland Neighbourhood1890
Kamloops Mining and Development Company1895
Calvary Cemetery1896
Rossland City Hall and Fire Hall1900
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1890s, with 23 of the 50 places.
14 places have no recorded construction date.
All 50 places
1899MunicipalCommerceAgnew and Co.
1898MunicipalCommerceBank of Montreal
1897MunicipalCommerceBellevue HotelAlso known as Orwell Hotel
MunicipalCommerceBodega Hotel
1905MunicipalCommerceBurns BlockAlso known as Burn's and Co.
1896MunicipalFaithCalvary CemeteryAlso known as Catholic Cemetery
MunicipalFarming and foodChinese Gardens
1896MunicipalCommerceCollins HotelAlso known as Collins House
1895MunicipalRailwaysColumbia and Western Railway Bed
1899MunicipalFaithColumbia CemeteryAlso known as Happy Valley Cemetery
1865MunicipalRoadsDewdney Trail
MunicipalCommerceDowntown Rossland Neighbourhood
1904MunicipalDefenceDrill HallAlso known as MacLean School Annex
1902MunicipalCommunityFather Pat MonumentAlso known as Father Pat Memorial
1914MunicipalGeorge Owen Wholesale LiquorsAlso known as Rossland Meat Market
1902MunicipalCommerceGlazan BlockAlso known as Glazan Building
MunicipalCommunityHappy Valley Neighbourhood
MunicipalFarming and foodHappy Valley Orchard
1896MunicipalCommerceHoffman House
1907MunicipalCommerceHunter Brothers Store
MunicipalCommerceJordan BlockAlso known as Jordon Block
1895MunicipalCommerceKamloops Mining and Development CompanyAlso known as Jensen Apartments
1896MunicipalCommerceLalonde and Rodier BlockAlso known as 2116, 2118, 2132, 2140 Columbia Ave
1895MunicipalCommerceLemon Block
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Rossland
- Main streets 26
- Mining 18
- New lives 14
- Historic storefronts 9
- Firsts and oldest 8
- Brick 8
- Still in original use 6
- Shops and stores 6
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in Rossland, A to Z
- Agnew and Co.1899
- Bank of Montreal1898
- Bellevue Hotel1897
- Bodega Hotel
- Burns Block1905
- Calvary Cemetery1896
- Chinese Gardens
- Collins Hotel1896
- Columbia and Western Railway Bed1895
- Columbia Cemetery1899
- Dewdney Trail1865
- Downtown Rossland Neighbourhood
- Drill Hall1904
- Father Pat Monument1902
- George Owen Wholesale Liquors1914
- Glazan Block1902
- Happy Valley Neighbourhood
- Happy Valley Orchard
- Hoffman House1896
- Hunter Brothers Store1907
- Jordan Block
- Kamloops Mining and Development Company1895
- Lalonde and Rodier Block1896
- Lemon Block1895
- Lower Rossland Neighbourhood
- Miners' Union Hall National Historic Site of Canada1898
- Montreal Hotel1896
- Munn's Bakery1898
- Red Mountain Mining Site1890
- Red Mountain Neighbourhood1947
- Red Mountain Railway Bed
- Red Mountain Ski Area1947
- Redstone Neighbourhood2000
- Rossland City Hall and Fire Hall1900
- Rossland Court House National Historic Site of Canada1898
- Rossland Miners Union Hall1898
- Rossland Post Office1902
- Rossland Swimming Pool
- Rossland Tennis Courts
- Rossland Trail Golf Clubhouse
- Sacred Heart Catholic Church1915
- St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church1898
- Star Theatre
- Steen & Company Wholesale Liquors & Cigars1897
- Stone Block1897
- Trail Wagon Road1893
- Upper Rossland Neighbourhood1890
- Velvet Block
- Washington Street 1890s Buildings
- West Kootenay Power & Light Substation1897
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.


