List of oldest buildings and structures in Greater Sudbury

This is a list of the oldest buildings and structures in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, that were constructed before 1920.

Surviving structures

1883-1899

Building	Image	Year completed	Builder	Style	Address	Community	Ref.
Ste. Anne's Rectory		1883		Second Empire	40 Beech Street	Sudbury	[1]
Copper Cliff Museum		1894			26 Balsam Street	Copper Cliff	[2]
David Street Waterworks		1896		Industrial	355 David Street	Sudbury	[3]
St. Joseph's Hospital		1898			20 Ste Anne Road	Sudbury	[4]
Carrefour Senator Rhéal Belisle Cultural Centre		1899			2777 Main Street	Blezard Valley	[5]

1900-1909

Building	Image	Year completed	Builder	Style	Address	Community	Ref.
McVittie Residence		1900	William McVittie		250 Edmund Street	Sudbury	[6]
Flour Mill Museum		1902			155 Kehoe Ave	Sudbury	[7]
Canadian Copper Company General Office Building		1902	Canadian Copper Company		33 Godfrey Drive	Copper Cliff	[8]
Baikie-Muirhead Building		1903			73 Elm Street	Sudbury	[9]
Bélanger House		1906	Azilda Bélanger	Carpenter Gothic	725 Notre Dame Street	Azilda	[10]
Sudbury Brewing and Malting Co. Brewery		1907			185 Lorne Street	Sudbury	[11]
Moses Block		1915	Hascal Moses	Flatiron	Durham at Elgin Street	Sudbury	[12]
Canadian Pacific Railway Station		1907	Canadian Pacific Railway	Romanesque Revival	1 Van Horne Street	Sudbury	[13]
Belrock Mansion		1907	William J. Bell	Arts and crafts	251 John Street	Sudbury	[14]
Grand Theatre		1909			28 Elgin Street	Sudbury	[15]

1910-1919

Building	Image	Year completed	Builder	Style	Address	Community	Ref.
Copper Cliff Fire Hall		1910	Town of Copper Cliff	Early 20th century fire hall	7 Serpentine Street	Copper Cliff	[16]
Flour Mill Silos		1911	Manitoba and Ontario Flour Mill	Industrial	Notre Dame Avenue at St. Charles Street	Sudbury	[17]
Silverman Building		1911	Aaron Silverman		67 Elm Street	Sudbury	[18]
Church of the Epiphany		1913	Anglican Church of Canada	Gothic Revival	85 Larch Street	Sudbury	[19]
Bell Canada Building		1913	Bell Telephone Company of Canada		83 Cedar Street	Sudbury	[20]
Copper Cliff Hospital		1913			38 Godfrey Drive	Copper Cliff	[8]
Prete Block		1914	Alex Prete		206 Elgin Street	Sudbury	[21]
Anderson Farm		1914			550 Municipal Road 24	Lively	[22]
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Building		1914	Canadian Pacific Railway	Edwardian	9 Elgin Street	Sudbury	[23]
Bank of Toronto Copper Cliff Branch		1914	Bank of Toronto		2 Serpentine Street	Copper Cliff	[24]
École Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague		1915		Collegiate Gothic, Art Deco	162 MacKenzie Street	Sudbury	[25]
Rothschild Block		1915	Dan Rothschild		7 Cedar Street	Sudbury	[26]
Superintendents House		1916	Canadian Northern Railway	Arts and crafts	26 Bloor Street	Capreol	[27]
Copper Cliff Club		1916	Canadian Copper Company	Tudor Revival	25 Creighton Road	Copper Cliff	[28]
Stafford Block		1916			93 Durham Street	Sudbury	[29]
Sterling Bank		1918	Sterling Bank of Canada	Baroque Revival	80 Elm Street	Sudbury	[30]
Capreol Public School		1919	Town of Capreol		9 Morin Street	Capreol	[31]

See also

• List of historic places in Greater Sudbury

References

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2. "The Copper Cliff Museum". Copper Cliff Notes. Retrieved 2025-09-19.
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10. "725 Rue Notre Dame". Ontario Heritage Trust. Retrieved 2025-09-19.
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27. "26 Bloor Street". Ontario Heritage Trust. Retrieved 2025-09-19.
28. "Big New Club House". The Sudbury Star . 1916-05-15. Retrieved 2025-09-19.
29. "Opening of the Fine New Twin Stores". The Sudbury Star . 1916-10-14. p. 7. Retrieved 2025-09-19.
30. Gilhula, Vicki (2021-12-16). "Then & Now: This is the downtown corner where Sudbury as we know it was born, but you wouldn't know it". Sudbury.com. Retrieved 2025-09-19.
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