Historic places inSmithers

British Columbia

historic places: 20historic places
built: 1913–2023built

Recognized by

National 1
Municipal 19

Photographs from the register, credited on each place’s page.

Built over time

The busiest decade was the 1920s, with 6 of the 20 places.

5 places have no recorded construction date.

All 20 places

1925MunicipalCommercePioneer Block1107 Main Street1107 Main Street is a commercial building located in downtown Smithers, British Columbia.
1922MunicipalIndustryGoodacre's Store1176 Main Street1176 Main Street is a two story vernacular Boomtown facade building, located in the heart of downtown Smithers, British Columbia.
MunicipalCommerceBeerda's Dry Goods1226 Main Street1226 Main Street is a two-storey, vernacular Boomtown facade commercial building, located in the heart of downtown Smithers, British Columbia.
1922MunicipalHomesFirst Nurses' Residence3692 First Avenue3692 First Avenue is a residential home built as a nurses' residence adjacent to the location of the first hospital in Smithers, British Columbia.
MunicipalCommunityAida Tailoring & Laundry3752 Broadway Avenue3752 Broadway Avenue is a two-storey Boomtown style commercial building in Smithers, British Columbia.
1913MunicipalCommerceSmithers Hotel3771 Broadway AvenueThis property is located downtown Smithers, British Columbia at 3771 Broadway Avenue.
1919NationalRailwaysCanadian National Railway StationAlso known as Grand Trunk Pacific Railway StationThe Canadian National Railways Station at Smithers B.C. is prominently sited at the head of Main St. in the heart of downtown Smithers.
1925MunicipalGovernmentCentral Park BuildingAlso known as Provincial Government BuildingThe Central Park Building is a three-storey building located at 1425 Main Street in Smithers, British Columbia.
1913MunicipalCommerceCentral Square BuildingAlso known as Central Square Medical Clinic1201-1211 Main Street is a vernacular Boomtown facade commercial building, located in downtown Smithers, British Columbia, at the corner of Second Avenue and Main Street.
MunicipalCommunityChinatownThe area that was known locally as "Chinatown" was primarily located on Broadway and Alfred Avenues between Main and Dominion Streets in Smithers, British Columbia.
1918MunicipalRailwaysCN Railway StationAlso known as Grand Truck PacificThe CN Railway Station is prominently sited at the head of Main Street in downtown Smithers, British Columbia, adjacent to the railway tracks.
1952MunicipalGovernmentDze L K'ant Friendship CentreThe Dze L K'ant Friendship Centre is a three storey modern style building located in the heart of downtown Smithers, British Columbia at 1188 Main Street.
1958MunicipalLeisureHeritage ParkHeritage Park is a 15.1 acre park and recreation complex area in Smithers, British Columbia that incorporates the Smithers Civic Centre, the "New Arena", as well as park areas with various community recreation functions.
1914MunicipalHomesHoskins HouseThe "Hoskins House" is a two-storey Foursquare style residential home located at 3891 Broadway Avenue in Smithers, BC.
1921MunicipalHomesKilpatrick HouseAlso known as HankinsonThe Kilpatrick House is located at 1089 Queen Street in Smithers British Columbia on an existing residential property.
1922MunicipalResidenceThis residence is located at 3908 First Avenue in Smithers, British Columbia.
MunicipalFaithSmithers Municipal CemeteryThe Smithers Cemetery is an historical landscape and non-denominational burial ground located at 1959 Dominion Street in Smithers, British Columbia.
1999MunicipalSmithers Secondary Totem PoleAlso known as Healing PoleThe Smithers Secondary Totem Pole, also known as the Healing Pole, is located in front of Smithers Secondary School in Smithers, British Columbia.
MunicipalLeisureVeterans Peace ParkAlso known as Alfred ParkVeterans Peace Park is located at the terminus of downtown on Main Street in Smithers, British Columbia.
2023MunicipalWalnut Park Totem PoleThe Walnut Park Totem Pole, erected in 2023, is located in the front of Walnut Park School (School District 54) in Smithers, British Columbia.

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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.