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- CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN CHURCH
The small rectangular building, constructed by carpenters Shortreed and Rosser, was completed with the addition of a steeple in 1915. - CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN, 1886
The first Anglican Church built in Fort Macleod was completed in 1885 on the present site. However, shortly afterwards it burned to the ground. - CHRIST CHURCH MILLARVILLE
Christ Church was constructed in 1896 at the instigation of the Reverend Webb-Peploe, the first Anglican minister in the Millarville area. - CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
A Methodist congregation was officially formed in 1886, although it was not until 1902 that this octagonally shaped church was constructed by local contractor Percy Taylor for $1,395.00. - CHURCHILL WIRE CENTRE
At one time, Sir Winston Churchill Square was ringed by a grand collection of civic buildings from the earlier part of this century. - CITADEL THEATRE
The Citadel Theatre officially opened on November 12, 1976. It was designed by Barton Myers of Toronto and R.L. Wilkin of Edmonton. - CITY HALL PARK
Based on the 1913 civic centre plan by local architect, C.A. Julian Sharman, City Hall Park was first landscaped in 1914. - CIVIC BLOCK/EDMONTON POLICE STATION
Concealed by a 1950s façade, this six-storey brick building, known throughout most of its history as the Civic Block, was constructed in 1912. - CLARENCE BLOCK
The Clarence Block at one time house the law office of Lougheed and his partner R.B. Bennett (late Prime Minister of Canada), as well as Max Aitken and John E. Brownlee (Premier of Alberta from 1925 to 1935). - CLARKE RESIDENCE
This was the residence of Hugh Clarke, a master carpenter, builder and later, contractor, who worked on many of Red Deer's early buildings and larger residences.