One of more than 50 Provincial Heritage Properties, the Moose Jaw Court House is the oldest continuouly functioning provincial court building in Saskatchewan. Completed in January of 1909, the new...
The Regina Telephone Exchange building was constructed in 1913 to replace the original telephone exchange which was destroyed a year earlier by the “Regina Cyclone”. Built by Snyder...
The attractive Regina Land Titles Building, located on Victoria Avenue immediately south of historic Victoria Park in the Queen City, was constructed between 1907 and 1909 in response to the transfer...
The council of the burgeoning town of Prince Albert commissioned the architectural firm of F.J. Rostrick and Son of Hamilton in 1892 to design a town hall and opera house. Built by A. and W.B....
The Northern Crown Bank Building is one of 54 Provincial Heritage Properties across Saskatchewan. This cornerstone five-story building was constructed in 1906 and is comprised of two commercial lots...
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...
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...
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...