Central School, Swift Current 1914

Ambroz Blacksmith Shop, Mossbank 1920

Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Moose Jaw

What is it that makes old places so special to so many people?

Heritage is local

Court House, Estevan 1930

Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina 1913

Restoration Project, Lumsden

There's no second chance for historic buildings

Office building in Gravelbourg

Balfour Apartments, Regina 1930

Abandoned Prairie Home

Post Office, Humboldt 1911

Government House, Regina 1892

LCol D.V. Currie, VC Armoury, Moose Jaw

Heritage represents modern tourism

Jasper Centre, Maple Creek

Preservation of built heritage is a tool for inspiration, revitalization, economic development, and sustainability --Regina's Warehouse District

Retired Bridge at Borden

Court House, Assiniboia 1930

Restoration of Walter Scott Building, Moose Jaw

Waskesiu Golf Clubhouse

Diverse urban setting

Court House, Town of Battleford 1907

Landmark, Qu'Appelle

Traffic (Victoria) Bridge, Saskatoon

Visit Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum

Northwest Territorial Administration Building, Regina 1891

Reused Fire Hall, Moose Jaw 1909

Hudson's Bay Company, Last Mountain House, Silton 1869

Court House, Humboldt 1920

Public Library and Gallery, Moose Jaw 1913

Abandoned Farmstead

Post Office, Regina 1909

Maple Creek, Saskatchewan

Historic places make us part of a continuum necessary to create values of time and place

Why do we gravitate to older buildings and neighbourhoods?

British American Oil, Ogema

Retired #1 Fire Hall, Regina

Railway Station CPR, Moose Jaw, 1922

General Motors factory, Regina 1928

Railway Station, Ogema

Repurposed CNR Railway Station, Saskatoon 1907

CPR&CNR Union Railway Station, Regina 1911

Main Street, Indian Head

One surprise of the digital age is that quality of place remains a key factor in where people choose to live and businesses choose to locate – Patrice Frey

Grain Elevator, Fleming 1885

Delta Bessborough Hotel, Saskatoon 1935CNR