Historical Markers and War Memorials in Canada
By Barry Swackhamer, September 14, 2011
The Sisters of St. Ann Marker and School
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
201► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — The Sisters of St. Ann —  |
| Near Douglas Street at Belleville Street. | |||
| 202► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — The Victoria and Esquimalt Coast Defences — Défense côtère de Victoria et d'Esquimalt — |
| 203► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — The Victoria Centennial Fountain — Activated 2 August 1968 by Hon. W.A.C. Bennett, L.E.D.. Premier. — |
| On Superior Street. | |||
| 204► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Thomas Earle Warehouse — Built 1900 — |
| On Yates Street. | |||
| 205► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Tiger Company Fire Hall — 1880 - 1899 — |
| On Pandora Avenue, on the right when traveling west. | |||
| 206► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Tlikwaynung — |
| On Beach Drive 0.4 kilometers west of Newport Avenue, on the left when traveling west. | |||
| 207► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — To Our Glorious Dead — 1914 – 1919 — 1939 – 1945 — |
| On Belleville Street at Government Street on Belleville Street. | |||
| 208► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Tsukuba — 1880-1980 — |
| Near Government Street. | |||
| 209► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Twinning of Morioka, Japan and Victoria — |
| On Dallas Road 0.3 kilometers east of Douglas Street, on the right when traveling east. | |||
| 210► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Underground Magazine / Magasin souterrain — |
| 211► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Upper Battery / Batterie supérieure — |
| 212► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Upper, Lower, Belmont Batteries — Batteries supérieure, inférieure et Belmont — |
| 213► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Vancouver Island Wallmap Mural — |
| On Broughton Street at Government Street on Broughton Street. | |||
| 214► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Victoria City Hall — Hôtel de Ville de Victoria — |
| Near Douglas Street / Trans-Canada Highway (National Highway 1), on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 215► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Victoria Fire Department Headquarters — 1899 -1959 — |
| Near Douglas Street / Trans-Canada Highway (National Highway 1), on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 216► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Victoria, B.C. — 1889 — |
| Near Waddington Alley at Johnson Street. | |||
| 217► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Victoria’s Chinatown — Le Quartier Chinois de Victoria — 域 多 利 唐 人 街 — |
| On Fisgard Street at Fan Tan Alley on Fisgard Street. | |||
| 218► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Waddington Alley — |
| On Yates Street at Waddington Alley on Yates Street. | |||
| 219► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Warrant Officers Married Quarters / Logement de l'adjudant — |
| 220► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Wesleyan Methodist Church — |
| On Broad Street at Pandora Street on Broad Street. | |||
| 221► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — William (Billy) Barker — 1817 - 1894 — |
| 222► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — William Edgar Oliver — In Loving Memory of — |
| 223► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Windsor Hotel — |
| On Government Street at Courtney Street on Government Street. | |||
| 224► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — Wisdom on the Water / Prudence en Mer — |
| 225► British Columbia (Capital Regional District), Victoria — World’s Tallest Totem Pole — The Legend of the Totem — |
| On Camas Circle. | |||
| 226► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), 150 Mile House — To the Goldfields! — |
| On Provincial Highway 97 23.3 kilometers south of 150 Mile House, on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 227► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Barkerville — Cariboo Gold Fields — Districts Aurifères de Cariboo — Barkerville - Historic Town — |
| Near Barkerville Highway (Provincial Highway 26). | |||
| 228► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Barkerville — Chee Kung Tong Building — |
| On Barkerville Highway (Provincial Highway 26) 1 kilometer south of Reduction Road, on the left when traveling south. | |||
| 229► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Barkerville — Cornish Wheel & Pump — |
| Near Barkerville Highway (Highway 26). | |||
| 230► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Barkerville — Richfield Courthouse — |
| On Barkerville Highway (Provincial Highway 26). | |||
| 231► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Fort St. James — Fort St. James — |
| On Kwah Road West 0.3 kilometers west of Stewart Lake Highway (British Columbia Highway 27), on the right when traveling west. | |||
| 232► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Quesnel — Collins’ Overland International Telegraph — |
| On Front Street (Provincial Highway 97) at Carson Street, on the left when traveling north on Front Street. | |||
| 233► British Columbia (Cariboo Regional District), Quesnel — Cottonwood House — |
| 234► British Columbia (Columbia-Shuswap Regional District), Field — Baldwin #7717 Steam Locomotive — |
| Near Trans Canada Highway (Route 1) west of Whispering Wood Lane. | |||
| 235► British Columbia (Columbia-Shuswap Regional District), Field — Kicking Horse Pass — Le Col du Cheval-Qui-Rue — |
| On Transcanada Highway (National Route 1), on the right when traveling west. | |||
| 236► British Columbia (Columbia-Shuswap Regional District), Rogers Pass — Glacier House — |
| Near Trans-Canada Highway (Provincial Highway 1) 85 kilometers west of Provincial Highway 95. | |||
| 237► British Columbia (Columbia-Shuswap Regional District), Rogers Pass — The Loops — |
| On Trans-Canada Highway (Provincial Highway 1), on the right when traveling east. | |||
| 238► British Columbia (East Kootenay Regional District), Fort Steele — Fort Steele — |
| On Provincial Highway 93/95 just from St. Mary's Street. | |||
| 239► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), New Westminster — Carnegie Library — 1905 - 1958 — |
| On Carnavon Street at McKenzie Street, on the left when traveling east on Carnavon Street. | |||
| 240► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), New Westminster — The Great Fire — New Westminster — |
| On Columbia Street at 4th Street on Columbia Street. | |||
| 241► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), New Westminster — The New Westminster Court House and Land Registry Office — |
| Near Carnavon Street at McKenzie Street. | |||
| 242► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), North Vancouver — Pacific Great Eastern Railway Station — Protected Heritage Building - 1913 — |
| Near Lonsdale Avenue at Carrie Cates Court. | |||
| 243► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), North Vancouver — St. Paul's Church — L'église Saint-Paul — |
| On Esplanade West 0.1 kilometers south of Mission Road, on the left when traveling south. | |||
| 244► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — Farming History — Part of Surrey’s Cultural Heritage — |
| Near Crescent Road. | |||
| 245► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — Historic Elgin — Part of Surrey’s Heritage Resources — |
| On Crescent Road at 142a Street on Crescent Road. | |||
| 246► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — Historic McMillan Expediton — Part of Surrey’s Heritage — |
| On Sullivan Street. | |||
| 247► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — Historic Port Elgin — Transportation & Communication — Part of Surrey’s Built Heritage — |
| Near Elgin Road. | |||
| 248► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — Historic Stewart Farmhouse — Part of Surrey’s Built Heritage — |
| Near Crescent Road. | |||
| 249► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — Peace Arch — The Signing of the Columbia River Treaty — |
| On 0 Avenue (Interstate 5), on the left when traveling south. | |||
| 250► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Surrey — The Semiahmoo Trail — |
| On Elgin Road, on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 251► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — "Gassy Jack" — 1830-1875 — The Founding Father of Gastown — |
| On Powell Street at Carrall Street on Powell Street. | |||
| 252► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — 326 West Pender Street — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: J.S.D. Taylor — |
| On West Pender Street just from Hamilton Street, on the right when traveling east. | |||
| 253► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — 64 Pounder Guns — |
| On Beatty Street at Dunsmuir Street, on the right when traveling north on Beatty Street. | |||
| 254► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — B.C. Electric Building — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architects: Sharp and Thompson Berwick Pratt — |
| On Burrard Street at Nelson Street, on the right when traveling north on Burrard Street. | |||
| 255► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — BC Permanent Building — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architects: Hooper and Watkins — |
| On West Pender Street near Hamilton Street, on the right when traveling east. | |||
| 256► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Canadian Bank of Commerce Building — Architects: Darling and Pearson — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — |
| On Granville Street just from West Hastings Street. | |||
| 257► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Carnegie Library — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: George William Grant — |
| Near Main Street at East Hastings Street. | |||
| 258► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Chinese Freemasons Building — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: Samuel Buttrey Birds (1913) — |
| On West Pender Street at Carrall Street, on the right when traveling west on West Pender Street. | |||
| 259► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Deutschesland Café — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: Max B. Downing — |
| On Seymour Street just south of Dunsmuir Street, on the left when traveling north. | |||
| 260► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Dominion Building — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architects: J.S. Helyer & Son — |
| On West Hastings Street at Cambie Street, on the right when traveling west on West Hastings Street. | |||
| 261► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Drill Hall — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: Department of Public Works — |
| On Beatty Street at Dunsmuir Street, on the right when traveling north on Beatty Street. | |||
| 262► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Ferguson Point — |
| On Stanley Park Drive, on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 263► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Flack Block — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: William Blackmore — |
| On West Hastings Street at Cambie Street, on the right when traveling west on West Hastings Street. | |||
| 264► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Here Stood Hamilton — |
| On West Hastings Street just from Hamilton Street. | |||
| 265► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Meet You Under the Clock — |
| On Granville Street at West Hastings Street, on the right when traveling north on Granville Street. | |||
| 266► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Nine O'Clock Gun — |
| Near Stanley Park Drive 1 kilometer east of West Georgia Street. | |||
| 267► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Power Block — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architects: N.S. Hoffar, 1888, Townley & Matheson, 1929 — |
| On Granville Street just south of Robson Street, on the left when traveling north. | |||
| 268► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Ram Mk II — |
| On Beatty Street at Dunsmuir Street, on the right when traveling north on Beatty Street. | |||
| 269► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Randall Building — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: Richard T. Perry — |
| On West Georgia Street just west of Richards Street, on the right when traveling west. | |||
| 270► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Sadie Marks — City of Vancouver, 1886-1986 — |
| On East Hastings Street at Jackson Avenue, on the right when traveling east on East Hastings Street. | |||
| 271► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Sherman — |
| On Beatty Street at Dunsmuir Street, on the right when traveling north on Beatty Street. | |||
| 272► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — St. Regis Hotel — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: W.T. Whiteway — |
| On Dunsmuir Street at Seymour Street, on the left when traveling west on Dunsmuir Street. | |||
| 273► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — The Old Maple — |
| On Powell Street at Carrall Street on Powell Street. | |||
| 274► British Columbia (Greater Vancouver Regional District), Vancouver — Vancouver Rowing Club — City of Vancouver Heritage Building — Architect: J.W. Keagey — |
| Near Stanley Park Drive 0.3 kilometers north of West Georgia Street. | |||
| 275► British Columbia (Kitimat-Stikine Regional District), Hazelton — Hazelton — |
| On Government Street at Bay Street, on the left when traveling north on Government Street. | |||
| 276► British Columbia (Kitimat-Stikine Regional District), Moricetown — Moricetown Canyon — |
| On Yellowhead Highway (National Route 16), on the right when traveling west. | |||
| 277► British Columbia (Peace River Regional District), Dawson Creek — Alaska Highway / La Route De L’Alaska — Completed in 1942 / Terminé en 1942 — International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark / Monument Historique International du Génie Civil — |
| On Alaska Ave (National Highway 2) near 8th Street, in the median. | |||
| 278► British Columbia (Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District), Port Edward — Inverness Cannery — |
| On Skeena Drive, on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 279► British Columbia (Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District), Port Edward — North Pacific Cannery — |
| On Skeena Drive, on the right when traveling south. | |||
| 280► British Columbia (Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District), Tyee — “K-Shian” – The Skeena — |
| On Yellowhead Highway (National Route 16), on the left when traveling west. | |||
| 281► British Columbia (Strathcona Regional District), Campbell River — Seymour Narrows — |
| On Provincial Highway 19 north of Campbell River. | |||
| 282► Manitoba, Gardenton — St. Michael’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church — |
| 283► Manitoba, Gimli — New Iceland — |
| On Second Avenue, on the left when traveling east. | |||
| 284► Manitoba, Headingley — Dominion Lands Survey System — |
| On Transcanada Highway (National Route 1) 2.4 kilometers east of Manitoba Highway 26, on the right when traveling west. | |||
| 285► Manitoba, Inglis — Inglis Grain Elevators — |
| On Railway Avenue, on the left when traveling south. | |||
| 286► Manitoba, Saint Boniface — The Five Saint Boniface Cathedrals — |
| On Tache Avenue 0.1 kilometers south of Avenue de la Cathedrale, on the right when traveling north. | |||
| 287► Manitoba, St. Andrews — St. Andrew’s Rectory — |
| On River Road (Provincial Highway 238) at St. Andrew's Road (Provincial Highway 410), on the left when traveling north on River Road. | |||
| 288► Manitoba, St. Andrews — St. Andrews Anglican Church — |
| On River Road (Provincial Highway 238) at St. Andrews Road (Provincial Highway 410), on the left when traveling north on River Road. | |||
| 289► Manitoba, St. Andrews — Twin Oaks — |
| On River Road (Provincial Highway 238), on the right when traveling north. | |||
| 290► Manitoba, Winnipeg — Canadian Northern Railway Freight Lift Bridge, East Yard — Le pont levant pour marchandises du Chemin de Fer Canadien du Nord, triage de l'est — |
| 291► Manitoba, Winnipeg — Forks of the Red and Assiniboine — Fourche de la Rouge et de L'Assiniboine — |
| 292► Manitoba, Winnipeg — The Creation of Manitoba — La Création du Manitoba — |
| 293► Manitoba, Winnipeg — The Path of Time — |
| 294► Manitoba (Division No. 13), Gimli — St. Andrews Caméré Curtain Dam — |
| On River Road (Provincial Highway 238), on the right when traveling north. | |||
| 295► New Brunswick (Albert County), Hillsborough — Combat of the/du Petitcodiac — |
| On Main Street (New Brunswick Route 114) just south of Legion Street, on the left when traveling south. | |||
| 296► New Brunswick (Albert County), Hopewell Cape — the ebb and flow of Fundy / flux et reflux des eaux de Fundy — |
| 297► New Brunswick (Albert County), Hopewell Cape — the Flowerpots / les pots de Fleurs — |
| 298► New Brunswick (Albert County), Hopewell Cape — 18th Century Anchor — |
| On Main Street (New Brunswick Route 114) at Hopewell Cross Road, on the left when traveling north on Main Street. | |||
| 299► New Brunswick (Albert County), Hopewell Cape — Albert County Court House — La palaise de justice du comté d'Albert — |
| 300► New Brunswick (Albert County), Hopewell Cape — Albert County Museum / Musée du comté d'Albert — |
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