This is a list of properties which have been designated by the City of Ottawa under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act as having cultural heritage value or interest. At many properties, a bronze plaque gives a bilingual description of the property's history.
Property | Address | Ward | Construction Date | Architect | Photo |
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108 Acacia Avenue | 108 Acacia Avenue | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1908 | Francis Sullivan | |
1134 O'Grady | 1134 O'Grady Street | Rideau-Jock | 1870–1875 | ||
1137 Mill | 1137 Mill Street | Rideau-Jock | c. 1880 | ||
154 Britannia | 154 Britannia Road | Bay | c. 1895 | Charles Robinson | |
158-160 Guigues | 158-160 Guigues | Rideau-Vanier | 1846 | ||
163-165 Bolton | 163, 165 Bolton Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1879 | ||
17 Mariposa | 17 Mariposa Avenue | Rideau-Rockcliffe | c. 1909 | Probably Thomas Coltrin Keefer | |
175 Britannia | 175 Britannia Road | Bay | c. 1908 | Edward & Albert Murphy | |
176 Bronson | 176 Bronson Avenue | Somerset | Prior to 1874 | ||
190 Bronson | 190 Bronson Avenue | Somerset | 1889 | ||
224 Cooper | 224 Cooper Street | Somerset | 1884 | ||
240 Daly | 240 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | |||
243 Augusta | 243 Augusta Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1866 | ||
25-29 Crichton | 25, 29 Crichton Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | c. 1867 | ||
261 O'Connor | 261 O'Connor Street | Somerset | |||
273 Wilbrod | 273 Wilbrod Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1892–1893 | ||
295 Lorne Greene | 295 Lorne Greene Way | Bay | c. 1913 | ||
301 Metcalfe | 301 Metcalfe Street | Somerset | Frederick J. Alexander | ||
310 Cooper | 310 Cooper Street | Somerset | 1879–80 | ||
315 Daly | 315 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | before 1861 | ||
333 Laurier | 333 Laurier Avenue West | Somerset | 1890–91 | ||
339 Pleasant Park | 339 Pleasant Park Road | Alta Vista | 1960s | James W. Strutt | |
350-352 Cumberland | 350-352 Cumberland | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1860 | ||
46 Cartier | 46 Cartier Street | Somerset | 1901 | ||
478 Albert | 478 Albert Street | Somerset | c. 1874 | Thomas Seaton Scott (likely) | |
48 Britannia | 48 Britannia Road | Bay | c. 1863 | ||
494 Albert | 494 & 504 Albert Street | Somerset | c. 1864 | ||
5 Blackburn | 5 Blackburn Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1905 | ||
541 Manor | 541 Manor Avenue | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1900s | ||
5538 Manotick Main | 5538 Manotick Main Street | Rideau-Jock | |||
5562 Manotick Main | 5562 Manotick Main Street | Rideau-Jock | |||
6 McLeod | 6 McLeod Street | Somerset | 1907–08 | Weeks and Keefer | |
7 Delaware | 7 Delaware | Somerset | 1907 | W.E. Noffke | |
89 Murray | 89 Murray Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1876 | ||
97-105 Rideau Street | 97-105 Rideau Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1869, 1871, 1908 | ||
Abbotsford House | 950 Bank Street | Capital | c. 1872 | ||
Aberdeen Pavilion | Capital | 1898 | Moses C. Edey | ||
Albion Hotel | 1 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1871 | ||
Alexander Fleck House | 593 Laurier Avenue West | Somerset | 1902 | ||
Allan House (Sandy Hill) | 192 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1893–94 | ||
Allan House (New Edinburgh) | 35 MacKay Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | Probably 1864–65 | ||
All Saints' Anglican Church | 317 Chapel Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1899–1900 | A.M. Calderon | |
Alphonse Rochon House now Jean-Claude Bergeron Art Gallery | 150 St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1898 | ||
Ambassador Court | 612 Bank Street | Capital | Werner Noffke | ||
Andrew Wilson House / Hayes House | 4971 Dunning Road | Orléans South-Navan | Prior to 1899 | ||
Arbour House | 84 Bradford Street | Bay | 1892–93 | ||
Armstrong House | 35 Armstrong Street | Kitchissippi | c. 1845 | ||
Ashton General Store | 8981 Flewellyn Road | Rideau-Jock | 1879 | John Summer | |
Ayers Building | 1128 Mill Street | Rideau-Jock | 1902 | ||
Bank of Montreal | 294 Bank Street | Somerset | 1908–1909 | Keefer and Weekes | |
Bayne House | 40 Fuller Street | Kitchissippi | 1828 | William Ross | |
Beattie House | 451 Besserer Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1867 | ||
Bell Block | 32-36 Elgin Street | Somerset | 1867 | William Hodgson | |
Bells Corners Union Cemetery | 3851 Old Richmond Road | College | 1853 | ||
Besserer House | 149 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1844 | ||
Birkett House | 306 Metcalfe Street | Somerset | 1896 | ||
Billings Estate | 2100 Cabot Street | Alta Vista | 1828 | ||
Booth Barn Complex | 930 Carling Avenue | River | 1867–1890 | ||
Booth House / Laurentian Club | 252 Metcalfe Street | Somerset | 1909 | John H. W. Watts | |
Booth Street Complex | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1909–1952 | W.E. Noffke | |
Bower House | 3 Bower Street | Capital | 1866–67 | J. C. Bower | |
Boyd House | 173 Huntmar Drive | Stittsville | 1887 | ||
Braclyn House | 3229 Diamondview Road | West Carleton-March | 1858 | ||
Bradley/Craig Homestead | 590 Hazeldean Road | Kanata South | 1870s | ||
Bradley House | 4 Bradley Farm Court | Kanata South | 1903 | ||
Brantwood Place Gates | Main Street (at Beckwith Road) | Capital | 1912 | ||
Broadview Public School | 590 Broadview Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1927 | Richards and Abra | |
Brousseau Terrace | 204-210 St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1898 | ||
Brown Tenements | 153-161 York Street | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1865-1875 | ||
Building A, Physical Metallurgy Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1942–1952 | ||
Building B, Physical Metallurgy Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1942–1952 | ||
Building E, Physical Metallurgy Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1942–1952 | ||
Building F, Central Heating Plant | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1945 | ||
Building G, Fuel Research Laboratories | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | |||
Building H, Fuel Research Laboratories | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | |||
Building M, Ore Dressing and Metallurgical Laboratories | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1932 | ||
Building N1, Fuel Testing Building | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1911 | ||
Building N2, Hydro-metallurgical Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1929 | ||
Building N3, Pyre-metallurgical Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | 1929 | ||
Building Q, Ore Dressing Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | |||
Building R, Industrial Minerals and Ceramics Laboratory | 552 Booth Street | Somerset | |||
Burritt House | 4390 Donnelly Drive | Rideau-Jock | |||
Butler House | 1445 St. Joseph Boulevard | Orléans West | Early 19th century | ||
Butterworth House | Somerset Street West | Somerset | 1894 | ||
Byward Market Building | 50 York Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1927 | ||
Caiger House | 1126 O'Grady Street | Rideau-Jock | |||
Cameron House (Clendenan House) | 2226 Old Montreal Road | Orléans East-Cumberland | Prior to 1851 | ||
Capital Wire Cloth Company | 7 Hinton Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1912 to 1948 | ||
Carkner Lumber Mill | 9047 Carkner Street | Osgoode | 1874 | ||
Carleton County Court House | 2 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1870–71 | Robert Surtees | |
Carleton County Gaol | 75 Nicholas Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1862 | H. H. Horsey | |
Carleton County Registry Office | 22 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1871 | ||
Carp Agricultural Hall | 3790 Carp Road | West Carleton-March | |||
Cartier Square Drill Hall | Somerset | 1879 | Thomas Seaton Scott | ||
Casa Loma | 9 Crescent Road | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1911 | Allan Keefer, A.J. Hazelgrove | |
Central Chambers | 38-54 Elgin Street | Somerset | 1890 | John James Browne | |
Central Emergency Headquarters | 2389 Carp Road | West Carleton-March | 1959–1961 | ||
Central Park | 630 Bank Street | Capital | 1912 | Frederick Todd | |
Charles Billings House | 187 Billings Avenue | Alta Vista | Braddish Billings and family | ||
Chamberlain House | Somerset Street West | Somerset | 1894 | ||
Champagne Bath | 321 King Edward Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1921–1924 | W.E. Noffke | |
Charles Smith House | 72 Steeple Hill Crescent | Rideau-Jock | |||
Château Laurier | Somerset | 1908–1912 | Bradford Lee Gilbert, Ross and MacFarlane | ||
Chelsea Club | 236 Metcalfe Street | Somerset | 1884 | ||
Christ Church Cathedral | Sparks Street | Somerset | 1872 | ||
City of Ottawa Workshops | 7 Bayview Station Road | Kitchissippi | 1941 | Joseph Holmes Irvine | |
City Registry Office | 70 Nicholas Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1874 | ||
City Waterworks Building and Aqueduct | 10 Fleet Street | Somerset | 1873–74 | Thomas Keefer | |
Clarke House | 43 Gilmour Street | Somerset | 1898 | ||
Clearview | 2607 Old Montreal Road | Orléans East-Cumberland | |||
Clegg-Feller Building | 155-61 Rideau St. | Rideau-Vanier | 1864 | ||
Cobble Cottage | 420 Kenwood Avenue | Kitchissippi | |||
Connaught Building | 555 Mackenzie Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1913–1914 | David Ewart | |
Connors House | 166 Huron Avenue | Kitchissippi | Francis C. Sullivan | ||
Courtney House | 245 Laurier Avenue East | Rideau-Vanier | About 1875 | ||
Crichton Lodge | 1160 Lisgar Road | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1887 | Thomas Clarke | |
Crichton Street School | 200 Chrichton Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1906; 1919 | William B. Garvock | |
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum | 2940 Old Montreal Road | Orléans East-Cumberland | |||
Deschâtelets Building | 60 Oblats Avenue | Capital | 1885 | M. Mesnard | |
Dennis Bergan House | 3697 Jockvale Road | Barrhaven West | 1892 | ||
Devonshire Community Public School | 100 Breezehill Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1910 | ||
Diamond Methodist Church | 3303 Diamondview Road | West Carleton-March | 1865 | ||
Dickinson Square | 1127 Mill Street | Rideau-Jock | 1859–60 (Mill); 1868 (House) | ||
Dibb House | 3150 Donnelly Drive | Rideau-Jock | 1871–79 | ||
Dr. Robert Law House | 190 Laurier Avenue East | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1886 | ||
Dwyer Hill Roman Catholic Burial Ground | O'Neil Road | Rideau-Jock | |||
Earnscliffe | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1855 | |||
Echo-Bank House | 700 Echo Drive | Capital | 1865 | ||
École Guigues | 159 Murray Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1904–1905 | ||
École St-Pierre | 353 Friel Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1906 | Felix Maral Hamel | |
Edward Monaghan House | 5100 Fallowfield Road | Rideau-Jock | 1886 | Edward Monaghan | |
Église Adventiste Francophone d'Ottawa / Former Adath Jeshurun Synagogue | 375 King Edward Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1904 | John W.H. Watts | |
Embassy of Armenia | 7 Delaware Avenue | Somerset | 1907 | ||
Embassy of Turkey | 197 Wurtemberg Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1869 | ||
Ewart House | 464 Besserer Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1873–74 | ||
First Avenue Public School | 73 First Avenue | Capital | 1898 | E. L. Horwood | |
First Baptist Church | 140 Laurier Avenue West | Somerset | 1877 | ||
Flavien Rochon House | 138 St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1832 or mid-1840s | ||
Flewellyn/Jones House | 5897 Fernbank Road | Stittsville | late 19th century | ||
Foisy House | 188 St. Andrew Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1860 | ||
Former école Sacré-Cœur | 19 Melrose Avenue | Kitchissipi | 1912 | Francis Sullivan | |
Francis Sullivan House | Somerset East | Rideau-Vanier | 1914 | Francis Sullivan | |
Fraser Schoolhouse | 62-64 John Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1837 | ||
Frechette House | 87 MacKay Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | c. 1877 | ||
Fry House | 4148 Donnelly Drive | Rideau-Jock | c. 1867 | ||
Gamman House | 306 Cyr Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1873 | ||
Garrett House | 51 Chrichton Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | Prior to 1874 | ||
Garvock House | 139 Crichton Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1874 | Alexander Garvock | |
Gilkinson's Barn | 8724 McCaffrey Trail | Rideau-Jock | About 1910 | ||
Gilroy Farm | 7406 Gilroy Road | Rideau-Jock | By 1861 | ||
Glebe Collegiate Institute | 212 Glebe Avenue | Capital | 1921–1923 | John Albert Ewart | |
Goodwin House | 312 Laurier Avenue East | Rideau-Vanier | 1900 | ||
Graham-McGillivray Building | 419-421 Sussex Drive | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1866 | ||
Grant House | 150 Elgin Street | Somerset | 1875 | Braddish Billings III | |
Grant Public School (Grant Alternative School) | 2720 Richmond Road | Bay Ward | 1922 | ||
Grand Central Hotel | 74 George Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1876 | ||
Green House | 174, 176 King Edward Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | Prior to 1873 | ||
Grierson Residence | 486 Hazeldean Road | Kanata South | |||
Harrison House | 6576 Fourth Line Road | Rideau-Jock | |||
Hart Massey House | 400 Lansdowne Road | Rideau-Rockcliffe | Hart Massey | ||
Henderson House | 34 Alexander Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1864–65 | ||
Hintonburg Pumping Station | 5 Onigam Street | Kitchissippi | Before 1900 | ||
Hobbs House | 7809 Bleeks Road | Rideau-Jock | before 1863 | ||
Hollywood Parade | 103, 105, 107, 109, 111, 113 James Street | Somerset | 1893 | ||
Home Sweetland Home | 62 Sweetland Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | |||
Horticulture Building | 957 Bank Street | Capital | 1914 | Francis C. Sullivan | |
Hunt House | 149 Hopewell Avenue | Capital | 1898 | ||
Hutcheson House | 406 Queen Street | Somerset | 1899 | ||
Hydro Sub-Station No. 2 | 247 Glebe Avenue | Capital | John E. Brown & W. C. Beattie | ||
Hydro Sub-Station No. 3 | 1275 Carling Avenue | Kitchissippi | William C. Beattie | ||
Hydro Sub-Station No. 4 | 351 King Edward Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | William C. Beattie | ||
Institut canadien français d'Ottawa | 18-20 York Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1876 | J.P.M. Lecourt | |
James Long House | 28 Long Gate Court | Barrhaven East | 1900–1903 | James Long | |
Kemp's Tavern | 5816 Hazeldean Road | Stittsville | 1868 | ||
Langevin Block | 80 Wellington Street | Somerset | 1884 | Thomas Fuller | |
Lansdowne Terrace | 157, 159, 161, 163, 165, 167 MacKay Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | c. 1876 | ||
Laurier House | 335 Laurier Avenue East | Rideau-Vanier | 1878 | ||
Lincez House | 1130 O'Grady Street | Rideau-Jock | |||
Lipsett House | 37 Oriole Drive | Beacon Hill-Cyrville | |||
Lisgar Collegiate, North Building | 29 Lisgar Avenue | Somerset | 1874 | ||
Lyon House | 112 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1850 | ||
Macdonald Gardens Park | 99 Cobourg Street | Rideau-Vanier | Frederick Todd | ||
MacKay United Church | 257 MacKay Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1909 | H. F. Ballantyne | |
Magee House / HMCS ByTown Officers' Mess | 78 Lisgar Street | Somerset | Mathew Sheard | ||
Maguire House | 6607 Fourth Line Road | Rideau-Jock | |||
Maison Jeanne d'Arc | 362, 364 Kenwood Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1934 | Mère Marie Thomas D'Aquin | |
Maison Mère des Sœurs Grises de la croix | 9 Bruyère Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1849–50; 1867 | Antoine Robillard | |
Manotick United Church | 5567 Manotick Main Street | Rideau-Jock | 1903 | ||
Maplelawn | 529 Richmond Road | Kitchissippi | 1831 | ||
March House Restaurant | 806 March Road | Kanata North | 1850s | ||
Marlborough Township Hall | 3048 Pierce Road | Rideau-Jock | 1855 | Robert Mackey | |
Martineau's Hotel | 55 Murray Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1871–72 | Eugène Martineau | |
Mason House | 101 Bayswater Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1891 | Robert Mason | |
Mayfair Theatre | 1074 Bank Street | Capital | 1932 | ||
McAuliffe House | 182, 184 Lisgar Street | Somerset | 1906 | William McAuliffe | |
McCloy House | 42 Bolton Street | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1871 | ||
McFadden House | 5561 Manotick Main Street | Rideau-Jock | |||
McFarlance Terrace | 199, 201, 205 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1868 | ||
McManus House | 4435 Donnelly Drive | Rideau-Jock | before 1863 | ||
Medical Arts Building | 180 Metcalfe Street | Somerset | 1928 | W. E. Noffke | |
Merivale United Church and Cemetery | 1876 Merivale Road | Knoxdale-Merivale | 1876 | ||
Monastère du Précieux Sang / Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons | 774 Echo Rive | Capital | 1914–1923 | Alphonse Content | |
Mutchmor Public School | 185 Fifth Avenue | Capital | 1895 | E. L. Horwood | |
Nagel House | 77 Gloucester Street | Somerset | 1872 | ||
North Gower Old Town Hall | 6581 Fourth Line Road | Rideau-Jock | 1876 | ||
Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica | 375 Sussex Drive | Rideau-Vanier | 1846 | Antoine Robillard and Father John Francis Cannon | |
Oakleigh | 1038 Oak Creek Road | West Carleton-March | Late 1850s | Unknown | |
O'Connor House | 2944 Pierce Road | Rideau-Jock | |||
O'Connor Street Bridge | O'Connor Street (at Patterson Creek) | Capital | 1907 | Francis Conroy Sullivan | |
Old Anglican Christ Church Ashton | 8938 Flewellyn Road | Rideau-Jock | 1845 | ||
Old Canadian War Museum | Sussex Drive | Rideau-Vanier | 1904-1906 | David Ewart | |
Old Forge | 2730 Carling Avenue | River | c. 1830 | ||
Old St. Mary's Anglican Church and Cemetery | 269 Pinhey's Point Road | West Carleton-March | Between 1825–27 | ||
Old St. Stephen's Church | 181 Britannia Road | Bay | 1892 | ||
Old Wilson House | 2800 Old Montreal Road | Orléans East-Cumberland | Prior to 1861 | ||
Osgoode Township Hall | 8243 Victoria Street | Osgoode | 1891 | James Mather | |
Ottawa East Town Hall | 61 Main Street | Capital | 1895 | ||
Ottawa Electric Railway Sub-Station | 340 Holland Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1924 | D. J. Spence | |
Ottawa Hydro Electric Company Building | 109 Bank Street | Somerset | 1934? | W. C. Beattie | |
Ottawa Ladies' College | 268 First Avenue | Capital | 1912–1914 | Allan Keefer | |
Ottawa Normal School | 195 Elgin Street | Somerset | 1874 | ||
Ottawa Rowing Club Boathouse | 8, 10 Lady Grey Drive | Rideau-Vanier | 1898 | ||
Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club | 176 Cameron Avenue | Capital | |||
Overbrook Public School | 149 King George Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1916 | Millson and Burgess | |
Parkdale Fire Station | 424 Parkdale Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1924 | Millson, Burgess, and Hazelgrove | |
Patterson House | 336 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1869–70 | ||
Patrick Waters House | 20 Stone House Court | Barrhaven West | 1885 | ||
Peter Pritchard House | 5559 Manotick Main Street | Rideau-Jock | early 1880s | ||
Philomene Terrace | 363, 365, 369, 371, 375, 377, 381, 383 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1874–75 | Honore Robillard | |
Pinard House | 175 King Edward Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | Probably 1866 | ||
Pinhey Cottage | 5029 Dunrobin Road | West Carleton-March | 1820s | ||
Plant Bath | 130 Preston Street | Somerset | 1924 | Millson, Burgess and Hazelgrove | |
Plummer House | 229 Chapel Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1875 | Horsey and Sheard | |
Pooley's Bridge | 9 Fleet Street | Somerset | 1872 | George Hugo Perry | |
Pope House | 275 MacLaren Street | Somerset | 1880s | ||
Powell House | 85 Glebe Avenue | Capital | 1912 | W.E. Noffke | |
Powers House | 429 Bay Street | Somerset | c. 1887 | Francis C. Sullivan (reconstruction) | |
Presbyterian Manse | 108 Falldown Lane | West Carleton-March | 1902 | ||
Presley House | 6295 Fourth Line Road | Rideau-Jock | c. 1870–77 | ||
Quinn's Row | 245, 247, 249, 251 Nepean Street | Somerset | c. 1889 | ||
Rathier House | 193, 195 Cumberland Street | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1862 | ||
Reilly Blacksmith Shop | 7347 Franktown Road | Rideau-Jock | 1845 | Thomas Reilly | |
Richardson Farmhouse | 185 Boundstone Way | Kanata North | c. 1871 | ||
Richelieu Park | 300 Pères-Blancs Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1938 | ||
Rideau Branch Library | 377 Rideau | Rideau-Vanier | 1934 | J.P. MacLaren | |
Robertson House | 32 Cameron Avenue | Capital | c. 1887 | ||
Rocque House | 276 Bruyère Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1865–69 | ||
Ross House | 188 Stewart Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1869 | ||
Rowatt House | 66 Bradford Street | Bay | c. 1878 | ||
Rutherford House | 4515 9th Line Road | Osgoode | c. 1855 | ||
Savery Home | 3856 Loggers Way | West Carleton-March | 1833 | Thomas Fraser | |
School Section No 1 | 400 Goldridge Drive | Kanata North | 1886 | ||
School Section No. 10, Nepean (Jockvale School) | 3131 Jockvale Road | Barrhaven West | 1906 | ||
Scott House | 7668 Franktown Road | Rideau-Jock | c. 1850 | ||
Scottish Ontario Chambers/Trust Block | 42-50 Sparks Street | Somerset | 1883 | William Hodgson | |
Shirreff Log Home | 2337 Fitzroy Street | West Carleton-March | 1855 | ||
Shouldice Hotel | 62-66 York Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1846 | ||
Simard House | 31 Sweetland Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1884 | ||
Snowdon House | 66 Lisgar Street | Somerset | 1891 | ||
Stadacona Hall | 395 Laurier Avenue East | Rideau-Vanier | 1871 | ||
St. Alban the Martyr Anglican Church | 125 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1867 | King Arnoldi | |
Standard Bread Company | 951 Gladstone Avenue | Kitchissippi | 1924 | Sydney Comber | |
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Kilmaurs) | 1325 Kilmaurs Side Road | West Carleton-March | 1886 | ||
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Ottawa) | 82 Kent Street | Somerset | 1872 | ||
St. Anne's Church | 528 Old St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1873 | J.P. LeCourt | |
St. Anne's Rectory | 17 Myrand Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1921 | W.E. Noffke | |
St. Augustine's Church | 100 Huxley Street | West Carleton-March | 1901–1902 | John W. H. Watts | |
St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church | 125 MacKay Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | 1868 | Thomas Seaton Scott | |
St. Brigid's Church [1] | 314 St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1889–1890 | John R. Bowes | |
St. Charles Church | 135 Barrette Street | Rideau-Vanier | Charles Brodeur | ||
St. Clare's Catholic Church | 4009 Dwyer Hill Road | Rideau-Jock | 1915 | Francis Sullivan | |
St. James Tennis Club | Capital | 1907 | |||
St. John's Anglican Church | Kanata North | 1839 | Alexander Christie | ||
St. John's Anglican Church Cemetery | 1890 Merivale Road | Knoxdale-Merivale | 1874 | ||
St. Louis Hotel | 41 York Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1875 | ||
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church | 240 Kent Street | Somerset | 1869–1873 | King Arnoldi | |
St. Paul's Eastern United Church | Corners of Daly and Cumberland Streets | Rideau-Vanier | 1888 | ||
Swalwell-Borbridge Building | 54-60 York Street | Rideau-Vanier | 1875 | William Hodgson | |
The Auberge King Edward | King Edward Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1902 | ||
The Duncannon | 216 Metcalfe Street | Somerset | 1931 | Cecil Burgess | |
The Shefford | 300 Cooper Street | Somerset | 1912 | ||
The Strathcona | 404 Laurier Avenue East | Rideau-Vanier | 1926–27 | ||
Thomas Brûlé House | 288-290 St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | c. 1842 | ||
Thomas Nelson House | 41 Beaver Ridge | Knoxdale-Merivale | c. 1850 | Thomas Nelson | |
Thomson House | 6727 Lord Nelson Street | Rideau-Jock | J. Adam Eastman | ||
Toller House | Corner of Chapel and Daly Streets | Rideau-Vanier | 1875 | ||
Town Hall, March Township | 821 March Road | Kanata North | 1901 | Humphrey Gow | |
Union Mission Building | 47 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1861–62 | Wilhelm Rahe | |
Valade House | 142-144 St. Patrick Street | Rideau-Vanier | pre-1866 | ||
Varin Row | 106, 108, 110 Daly Avenue | Rideau-Vanier | 1870 | Charles Varin | |
Venn House | 69 Elm Street | Somerset | 1900–02 | ||
Victoria Memorial Museum | 240 McLeod Street | Somerset | 1905–1912 | David Ewart | |
Wallace Farm House / Tierney House | 5519 Old Richmond Road | Rideau-Jock | 19th Century | ||
Weatherhead House | 6924 Gallagher Road | Rideau-Jock | c. 1857 | ||
Weaver's House | 1131 Mill Street | Rideau-Jock | |||
William Murphy House | 127 Britannia Road | Bay | |||
Winterholme | 309 Daly Avnue | Rideau-Vanier | 1865 | ||
Woodburn House | 73, 75 MacKay Street | Rideau-Rockcliffe | c. 1874 |
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The Billings Estate National Historic Site is a heritage museum in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It is located at 2100 Cabot St. in the former home of one of the region's earliest settlers. The oldest wood-framed house in Ottawa was built in 1827-9 by Massachusetts-born Braddish Billings. It became the home for the following four generations of the Billings family. It is Ottawa's oldest surviving house, though the Bytown Museum building is older. Billings had moved to the area in 1812, and was the first settler in Gloucester Township.
The Ontario Heritage Act, first enacted on March 5, 1975, allows municipalities and the provincial government to designate individual properties and districts in the Canadian Province of Ontario, as being of cultural heritage value or interest.
Earnscliffe is a Victorian manor in Ottawa, Ontario, built in the Gothic Revival style. During the late 19th century, it was home to Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. Since 1930, it has served as the residence of the British High Commissioner to Canada.
The Dominion Public Building is a five-storey Beaux-Arts neoclassical office building built between 1926 and 1935 for the government of Canada at southeast corner of Front and Bay streets in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The Central Experimental Farm (CEF), commonly known as the Experimental Farm, is an agricultural facility, working farm, and research centre of the Science and Technology Branch, formerly the Research Branch, of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. As the name indicates, this farm is centrally located in and now surrounded by the City of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Located on 4 square kilometres (1.5 sq mi) of land, the farm is a National Historic Site of Canada and most buildings are protected and preserved as heritage buildings.
Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments are sites which have been designated by the Los Angeles, California, Cultural Heritage Commission as worthy of preservation based on architectural, historic and cultural criteria.
The former Hartin's Hotel, currently the East India Company Restaurant and Conference Hall, is a historic building in the Bells Corners neighbourhood of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.