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MELVILLE CITY HALL
The Melville City Hall is a Provincial Heritage Property which occupies four city lots on the corner of Main Street and 4th Avenue in Melville. The property features a two-storey, brick-and-stone building with a large central dome. It was constructed in 1912-13. The heritage value of the...
IMHOFF STUDIO AND FARM SITE
The Imhoff Studio and Farm Site is a Provincial Heritage Property. It is located eight kilometres south of St. Walburg in the RM of Frenchman Butte. The property consists of a 3.2 hectare parcel of land that features an artist's studio, farmhouse, barn, and other ancillary buildings....
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY STORE
The Hudson's Bay Company Store is a Provincial Heritage Property occupying one commercial lot in the central business district of Fort Qu'Appelle. The property features a 2-storey brick and stone building and attached 1-storey annex, both constructed in 1897. The heritage value of the Hudson's...
HONEYWOOD HERITAGE NURSERY
The Honeywood Nursery is a Provincial Heritage Property located approximately 6.5 kilometres south of the Village of Parkside in the Rural Municipality of Leask No. 464. The 65 hectare property features a log house, an office, packing sheds, a wood-frame greenhouse, gardens, groves, and...
HOLY TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH
Holy Trinity Church is a Provincial Heritage Property situated prominently on the banks of the Churchill River at the northern community of Stanley Mission. The property features a grand cathedral with a tall central nave and elaborate spire built in a Gothic Revival style that was...
GOVERNMENT HOUSE, BATTLEFORD
Government House, Battleford is a Provincial Heritage Property and National Historic Site located on a scenic hilltop overlooking the junction of the Battle and North Saskatchewan Rivers in the Town of Battleford. The site consists of a ¾-hectare parcel of landscaped grounds, which includes a...
FLEMING GRAIN ELEVATOR
Constructed in 1895 at Fleming, Saskatchewan, this precious grain elevator was one of several built by the Lake of the Woods Milling Company to supply its Ontario-based flour mills. The architectural value of the elevator was in its materials and form. It was distinguished by its hip-roof...
FIVE PLACES OF FAITH
The challenges facing historic places of faith are daunting, yet across the country congregations and communities are finding creative new uses and partnerships to revitalize these important landmarks. Solutions are being found that work in specific contexts, whether a busy downtown street...
ALBERT SCHOOL, SASKATOON
Albert School is an elaborate and imposing three storey brick and granite building with a central tower in Saskatoon. It reflects a British style which emphasized simple, bold lines. Constructed in 1911, the Albert School (now called the Albert Community Centre) is located in the neighbourhood...
ERNEST LINDNER STUDIO
Attracted to Fairy Island’s pristine setting, nationally-renowned artist Ernest Lindner chose this spot, now called Lindner Point, to build his summer home and studio in 1935. The studio is constructed from spruce trees cut on the site and incorporates a large corner window offering a...
PRINCE ALBERT LANDMARK PROTECTED
The Government of Saskatchewan has designated the historic Immigration Hall in Prince Albert as a provincial heritage property. This significant heritage asset is linked to the immigration of new citizens into our province during the 1920s. It also refects the role of governments in...
DOUKHOBOR DUGOUT HOUSE
Fleeing religious and political persecution in Russia, many Doukhobors immigrated to Canada in the late nineteenth century. In 1899, a group settling in the Blaine Lake area adapted to the harsh winter and limited availability of building materials by using the natural landscape to their...
