Cities and towns
The communities with the most recognized places in each province and territory.
Collections
217 collections, grouped by architectural style, detail, material, history and setting.
Grouped by Heritage Guide from each place’s Register description.
All 217 collectionsIndependent. Not affiliated with Parks Canada.
British Columbia
Recognized by
1914MunicipalGovernmentMurray HouseThe log construction cabin is located at 478 1st Street West in Vanderhof, British Columbia.1923MunicipalHomesSmithers HouseThe Smithers House is a creatively designed, custom-built home neighbouring the Murray House and Jail at the Vanderhoof Museum Grounds at 478 1st Street West in Vanderhoof, British Columbia.MunicipalHomesThe Reimer/Redmond HouseThis two storey house is located at the southwest corner of the Vanderhoof Museum Grounds, bounded by Highway 16 West to the north and Pine Avenue to the east in Vanderhoof, British Columbia.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.