This page contains quick links to Canada's Historic Places located in Old Town Victoria. There are some 74 locations listed. Click on each photograph for further information. 12 bastion Square The Macdonald Block constructed in 1888 for the Trustees of the J.M. Ried Estate. Architect - Thomas Sorby - This is a Heritage Designated building. 18 bastion Square Burnes House Constructed for Thomas J. Burnes in 1887 and designed by Architect John Teague. This is a Heritage Designated building 19 bastion Square Constructed in 1885 for J.J. Southgate, this building is on the City of Victoria's Heritage Registry. 28 bastion Square Provincial Court House designed by H.O. Tiedemann. Owned by the Province of B.C. This building is on the City of Victoria's Heritage Registry 31 bastion Square Board of Trade Building -Constructed in 1892 with Architect A. Maxwell Muir. A Heritage Designated Building 45 bastion Square Law Chambers - Constructed in 1901 for F.J. Scholefield. Architect. F.M. Rattenbury, A Heritage Designated building 1005 Broad Street Weiler Brothers Warehouse - Constructed in 1883 for Weiler Brothers. Architect - Thoma Trounce. A Heritage Designated Building. 1210 Broad Street The Green Block - Constructed in 1889 for A.A. Green. Architect - John Teague - A Heritage Designated Building 1305 Broad Street Northwestern Creamery - Built in 1909 for Northwestern Creamery and Milk Supply Co. Ltd. This building is on the City of Victoria Heritage Registry. 1316 Broad Street Duck Block Built in 1892 For Simon Duck. This building is on the City of Victoria Heritage Registry 1330 Broad Street Canada Hotel - Constructed in 1894 for Simon Duck. This building is on the City of Victoria Heritage Registry. 1410 Broad Street Constructed in 1910 for R.P. Clark and designed by Architect William Ridgeway Wilson. This is a heritage Designated Building. 1420 Broad Street Brackman-Ker Milling Co, Constructed in 1907 and designed by Architect F.M. Rattenbury, This is a City of Victoria Heritage Designated building. EDit Constructed in 1910 for R.P. Clark and designed by Architect William Ridgeway Wilson. This is a heritage Designated Building.
