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- CENTRAL BLOCK
The Central Block was one of the finest office blocks to be built in Medicine Hat during the years before World War I. - CENTRAL PARK HIGH SCHOOL
The Central Park High School is the oldest public building still standing in Grande Prairie. - CENTRAL UNITED (METHODIST) CHURCH
Before the June 1925 amalgamation of most of Canada’s Presbyterian, Congregationalist and Methodist Churches into the United Church of Canada, this was the Central Methodist Church, successor to the Calgary Methodist Church established by Reverend John McDougall in 1875. - CENTRE GABLE HOUSE
This house was probably built around 1914, and apart from the recent shed roofed extension at the rear, probably appears much as it did when it was first constructed. - CHARLES C. SHORT RESIDENCE
Soon after his marriage in 1904, Charles Short engaged Mr. Doty to build this substantial two-storey wood-frame home. - CHARLES CLARK RESIDENCE
This house was built for Charles Clark and his new bride soon after their marriage in 1907. - CHI KONG TONG BUILDING, 1924
The Chi Kong Tong building was the meeting place of the Lethbridge Branch of the Chinese Freemasons. - CHINESE LAUNDRY, 1895
The Chinese Laundry is located in an area which was once the core of Fort Macleod's Chinatown. - CHOWN RESIDENCE
At $4,800, the Chown Residence was the most costly of the four houses on Grace Street build by Magrath-Holgate & Co. The architect was listed as “Owner,” but Ernest Morehouse probably designed the Four Square Style home. - CHRIST CHURCH
In 1909, Anglicans from the West End attending downtown churches came to same conclusion reached by the Presbyterians and the Methodists: it was time to build a church closer to home.