Designated Heritage Resources

The Historical Resources Act empowers the Town of Banff to formally recognize and legally protect heritage resources of local significance through designation as Municipal Historic Resources.

If you are interested in designating a property, please refer to Current Heritage Applications.

The following properties are protected by municipal bylaws:

Municipal Historic Resource		Year Built	Property Type	Municipal Bylaw
	Harmony Lane	1917	Commercial	200 (PDF)
	Luxton Residence	1905	Residential	209 (PDF)
	Beaver Lodge	1913	Residential	210 (PDF)
	Tanglewood	1887	Residential	211 (PDF)
	Dave White Block	1908 to 1913	Commercial	217 (PDF)
	Tarry-a-while (Schäffer-Warren Residence)	1911	Residential	218 (PDF)
	Masonic Lodge (Cascade Hall)	1924	Institutional	232 (PDF)
	Crosby Residence (Abegweit)	1913	Residential	245 (PDF)
	Crandell/Peck Cabin	1907	Residential	290 (PDF)
	St. George-in-the-Pines	1887	Institutional	315 (PDF)
	Bow River Bridge	1923	Institutional	372 (PDF)
	Banff Power Substation	1905	Industrial	373 (PDF)
	Old Banff Cemetery	1890	Institutional	374 (PDF)
	MacKenzie Residence	1945	Residential	418 (PDF)
	Peter and Catharine Robb Whyte Residence	1930-1931	Residential	375 (PDF)

Municipally designated historic resources are also listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places. For more information about the Town of Banff's designation program see the Banff Heritage Resource Policy (PDF).