What this page covers
Saskatoon’s official Register of Historic Places records buildings, structures and landscapes of heritage interest. The register distinguishes resources that are listed from those with formal heritage designations.
For Saskatoon research, read the urban exploration guide, compare public reports on the urbex map, or find places near you.
Sources: www.saskatoon.ca · www.saskatoon.ca
Railway connections
The Canadian Pacific Railway Bridge was built in 1908 across the South Saskatchewan River on the CPR trunk line between Winnipeg and Edmonton. The City’s CPR station record describes the era when Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk lines served Saskatoon.
Sources: www.saskatoon.ca · www.saskatoon.ca
Warehouse records
The City’s register documents the Arthur Cook Building, built for a cartage and warehouse company in 1928, and the 1912 Rumely Warehouse. These entries provide building-specific context for Saskatoon’s rail-served commercial history.
Sources: www.saskatoon.ca
Public inventory
7 public pins are currently listed for Saskatoon. 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
Recent Saskatoon Pins
- 1 McNab Park (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
- 2 1232 Louis Riel Trail (Saskatoon) (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
- 3 339 Avenue R S Saskatoon (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
- 4 Pleasant Hill Housing Project (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
- 5 1913 20th Street W Saskatoon (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
- 6 1918 20th Street W Saskatoon (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
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