Historic places inTownship of Langley
British Columbia
- historic places
- 28historic places
- built
- 1876–1937built
Recognized by
- Municipal 28
McCrimmon Residence1889Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald 2004
Sharon United Church1889
Blair Sugar Maple Tree1890
Henry Leaf Residence1900
Saint George's Anglican Church1901
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald, 2005Municipal1876Karr/Mercer BarnThe Karr/Mercer Barn consists of a large, 2 1/2 storey, wood-frame barn.
Photo: Township of Langley, 2006Municipal1885Saint Andrew's United ChurchAlso known as St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChurchSt.
Photo: Township of Langley, Julie MacDonald 2005Municipal1888Annand/Rowlatt FarmsteadAlso known as Rowlatt Farmstead and BuildingsThe Annand/Rowlatt Farmstead consists of a 2 ½ storey wood frame farmhouse, a 1 storey gable-roofed barn, a 2 storey gambrel-roofed barn, and landscape consistent with a working farm.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1920s, with 7 of the 28 places.
4 places have no recorded construction date.
All 28 places
1931MunicipalSchoolsWilloughby School1931 Willoughby Elementary School
1909MunicipalAlex Houston ResidenceAlso known as Houston House- 1888MunicipalFarming and foodAnnand/Rowlatt FarmsteadAlso known as Rowlatt Farmstead and Buildings
- 1890MunicipalLandscapesBlair Sugar Maple Tree
1930MunicipalCampbell ResidenceAlso known as Tom and Dorothy Campbell Residence
1911MunicipalCommerceCoronation BlockAlso known as Fort Gallery
MunicipalHomesDavid Jones Residence
1916MunicipalFarming and foodDixon House and Barn
1908MunicipalCommerceHaldi HouseAlso known as Jacob Haldi Residence
1917MunicipalHomesHassall Residence- 1900MunicipalHomesHenry Leaf Residence
MunicipalFarming and foodHouston Milk House
1923MunicipalLandscapesJohnston Memorial Maple TreeAlso known as Johnston Tree- 1876MunicipalKarr/Mercer Barn
- MunicipalLangley Prairie Methodist ChurchAlso known as Milner United Church
- MunicipalLoucks ResidenceAlso known as William Loucks Residence
- 1889MunicipalCommerceMcCrimmon Residence
1928MunicipalMurrayville Community Hall
1928MunicipalIndustryMurrayville Pumphouse
1910MunicipalHomesPY Porter House- 1885MunicipalFaithSaint Andrew's United ChurchAlso known as St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
- 1901MunicipalSaint George's Anglican Church
- 1889MunicipalFaithSharon United ChurchAlso known as Sharon Presbyterian Church
1923MunicipalLandscapesTrattle Memorial Maple TreeAlso known as Trattle Tree
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Township of Langley
- Verandahs and porches 11
- Farming 8
- Still in original use 6
- Countryside 5
- First World War 5
- Military figures 5
- Notable interiors 5
- Carpenter Gothic 4
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in Township of Langley, A to Z
- 1931 Willoughby Elementary School1931
- Alex Houston Residence1909
- Annand/Rowlatt Farmstead1888
- Blair Sugar Maple Tree1890
- Campbell Residence1930
- Coronation Block1911
- David Jones Residence
- Dixon House and Barn1916
- Haldi House1908
- Hassall Residence1917
- Henry Leaf Residence1900
- Houston Milk House
- Johnston Memorial Maple Tree1923
- Karr/Mercer Barn1876
- Langley Prairie Methodist Church
- Loucks Residence
- McCrimmon Residence1889
- Murrayville Community Hall1928
- Murrayville Pumphouse1928
- PY Porter House1910
- Saint Andrew's United Church1885
- Saint George's Anglican Church1901
- Sharon United Church1889
- Trattle Memorial Maple Tree1923
- Willoughby Community Hall1937
- Willoughby Methodist Church1921
- Wilson Memorial Maple Tree1923
- Wright Memorial Maple Tree1923
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.