Historic places inSherbrooke
Quebec
- historic places
- 10historic places
- built
- 1853–1950built
Recognized by
- National 5
- Provincial 3
- Municipal 2
Canadian Pacific Railway Station1910Photo: (S.D. Bronson, 1992.)
Federal Building1950
Chapelle Saint-Mark1853
Église Plymouth Trinity1855
Gare du CN de Sherbrooke1890
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Photographie Jacqueline hallé, 1991.National1890Canadian National Railway StationAlso known as Grand Trunk Railway StationThe Canadian National Railway (CNR) station in Sherbrooke Quebec is located at 50-80 Depot St.
Photo: Department of National Defence / Ministère de la Défense nationale, 1989National1909ArmouryThe Armoury is prominently located in Sherbrooke.
Photo: Parks Canada / Parcs Canada (N. Clerk) November 1995.National1928Granada Theatre National Historic Site of CanadaGranada Theatre National Historic Site of Canada is three storey building built up to the sidewalk facing Wellington Street in downtown Sherbrooke, Quebec.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1900s, with 3 of the 10 places.
All 10 places
- 1909NationalDefenceArmoury
- 1890NationalRailwaysCanadian National Railway StationAlso known as Grand Trunk Railway Station
- 1910NationalRailwaysCanadian Pacific Railway Station
- 1853ProvincialFaithChapelle Saint-MarkAlso known as St. Mark's Chapel
- 1855ProvincialFaithÉglise Plymouth TrinityAlso known as Église Plymouth Trinity United
- 1950NationalGovernmentFederal Building
- 1890MunicipalRailwaysGare du CN de SherbrookeAlso known as Gare ferroviaire du Canadien National
1909MunicipalRailwaysGare du CPAlso known as Gare du C. P. de Sherbrooke- 1928NationalLeisureGranada Theatre National Historic Site of Canada
Enhanced1904ProvincialGovernmentHôtel de ville de SherbrookeAlso known as Ancien palais de justice de Sherbrooke
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Sherbrooke
- Brick 7
- Notable interiors 4
- Railways 4
- Towers 3
- Built to a standard plan 3
- Turrets 2
- Carved stone 2
- Stone 2
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.