Historic places inYorkton
Saskatchewan
- historic places
- 10historic places
- built
- 1890–1939built
Recognized by
- National 1
- Provincial 1
- Municipal 8
St. Paul's Lutheran Church1901Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, B. Flaman, 2004
Old Land Titles Building1907
Army Navy and Air Force Veterans Building1909
Doukhobor Residence1910
Hudson's Bay Company Store1912
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Department of National Defence / Ministère de la Défense nationale, 1989.National1939Yorkton ArmouryThe Yorkton Armoury is located near to the center of Yorkton.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, Calvin Fehr, 2004Provincial1919Yorkton Court HouseThe Yorkton Court House is a Provincial Heritage Property which occupies two well-landscaped city lots in Yorkton.
Photo: Candice Lee, 2005.Municipal1890Yorkton Organic Milling Ltd.Also known as Smith Flour MillYorkton Organic Milling Ltd. is a Municipal Heritage Property consisting of a .48-hectare lot in the downtown core of the City of Yorkton.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1900s, with 3 of the 10 places.
2 places have no recorded construction date.
All 10 places
- 1910MunicipalDoukhobor Residence29 Myrtle Avenue
MunicipalHomesBeisel Residence81 Second Avenue North- 1909MunicipalCommerceArmy Navy and Air Force Veterans BuildingAlso known as Anavets Building
MunicipalHomesDulmage HomesteadAlso known as Dulmage Farmstead- 1912MunicipalHudson's Bay Company StoreAlso known as Woolworth's Store
- 1907MunicipalGovernmentOld Land Titles BuildingAlso known as Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre
- 1901MunicipalFaithSt. Paul's Lutheran ChurchAlso known as Methodist Church
- 1939NationalDefenceYorkton Armoury
- 1919ProvincialYorkton Court House
- 1890MunicipalIndustryYorkton Organic Milling Ltd.Also known as Smith Flour Mill
On the map
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- Brick 8
- Main streets 4
- Notable interiors 3
- Carved stone 3
- Historic storefronts 2
- Shops and stores 2
- Stained glass 2
- Notable architects 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.