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- GRIFFIN HOUSE
John V. Griffin, a traveller for the Alberta Pacific Grain Company, was the first owner of this frame residence. - GROTTO: GOLGOTHA OF MUNDARE
This fascinating structure is designed so that the faithful can visit in order to pray and meditate privately. - H.V. SHAW BUILDING
In the days before cigarettes, cigars were big business. Harry Shaw’s Edmonton Cigar Factory was manufacturing one million cigars per year in 1908, after being open only seven years. - HAMILTON BLOCK
The Hamilton Block was built in 1913 as revenue property for Clarence Hamilton. - HERMIT LAKE SCHOOL PIONEER MUSEUM
On April 26, 1915, the Hermit Lake School District No. 3250 was established several miles west of Grande Prairie. - HIGHLANDS GOLF COURSE
The Highlands originally had lots on the steep slope of the valley and across the flats to the river’s edge. Most were not developed however, and eventually passed to the city of Edmonton. - HIGHLANDS SCHOOL
The formation of the ‘Edmonton Highland School District’, actually Beverly School District #2922 was announced in September 1910, just a few days before The Highlands went on the market. - HIGHLANDS UNITED CHURCH
Highlands Methodist, the first church on this site, was erected in less than two months in 1913. It was a wood frame building clad with white clapboard with no special features that showed it was a church - HILLCREST UNITED CHURCH
This building was erected in 1913 by the Methodist congregation of Hillcrest. - HIMMELMAN CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOP AND GORDON SUITES
In 1923 Himmelman erected a workshop to support his construction company and boat-building activities.