What this page covers
Regina’s heritage documentation separates municipally designated properties from a Heritage Inventory of places identified for possible future designation. Its railway history is recorded in the City’s thematic framework.
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Sources: www.regina.ca · www.regina.ca
Railway and warehouse history
The CPR reached Regina in 1882, and the townsite developed around its station. The City’s thematic framework describes branch rail lines in the Warehouse District that supported industrial recruitment before the First World War.
Sources: www.regina.ca
Records of change
The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan documents how the 1912 Regina Cyclone damaged buildings, businesses, warehouse areas and rail yards. The City’s Heritage Properties page explains the separate roles of the Heritage Inventory and municipal designation.
Sources: www.saskarchives.com · www.regina.ca
Public inventory
3 public pins are currently listed for Regina. This count includes approved public records in the local inventory and can change. Inventory snapshot: .
How reports are reviewed
Only approved public reports appear in this inventory. A public pin documents a place; it does not establish permission to enter it.
Sources
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Last reviewed
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