Municipal Heritage Register - Listed Properties

For information about each property, check the Niagara Falls Heritage Property Viewer.

• Baker Road, 3878 (Solomon Miller House)
• Barker Street, 5977
• Beaverdams Road, 10148 (Berengaria Farm)
• Bridge Street, 4238-4240 (Woodruff Block)
• Bridgewater Street, 3552 (McGlashan-Thomas House)
• Bridgewater Street, 3554
• Bridgewater Street, 3564
• Bridgewater Street, 3574 (Ray Corry Bond House)
• Bridgewater Street, 3584 (Willoughby Manor)
• Bridgewater Street, 3594
• Bridgewater Street, 3604
• Bridgewater Street, 3624
• Bridgewater Street, 3634
• Chippawa Creek Road, 8770 (Jacob Hixon House)
• Chippawa Creek Road, 9030 (Timothy Hixon House)
• Church’s Lane, 6185 (Oswald-Holburn House)
• Culp Street, 5982 (Francis Sherriff House)
• Culp Street, 6037
• Culp Street, 6089
• Culp Street, 6103
• Culp Street, 6135 (Acres House-YWCA)
• Dorchester Road, 5561 (Biggar House)
• Drummond Road, 5786
• Drummond Road, 5810
• Drummond Road, 6068 (Peter McGarry House)
• Drummond Road, 6123
• Drummond Road, 6395 (McGlashan House)
• Ellis Street, 4634 (Ellis-Taylor House)
• Fallsview Blvd, 6380 (Ontario Power Company Station)
• Ferry Street, 5485 (Abigail Frolick House)
• Ferry Street, 5831 (Maple Leaf House)
• Fourth Avenue, 5205 (Former St. Stephens Anglican Church)
• Garner Road, 6395
• Grey Avenue, 6084
• Hunter Street, 4888 (Lepage House)
• Huron Street, 4252
• Huron Street, 4541 (Buckley House)
• Huron Street, 4587 (Drew Stone Cottage)
• Jepson Street, 4878 (Christian Reform Church)
• Jepson Street, 4940 (First Church of Christ Scientist)
• Kitchener Street, 4898 (Korean Presbyterian Church)
• Lundy’s Lane, 6103 (Kelsey House)
• Lundy’s Lane, 6530
• Lundy’s Lane, 9387
• Main Street, 5773 (The Redpath House)
• Main Street, 5781 (Sharon Residence)
• Main Street, 5827 (Dr. McGarry House)
• Main Street, 5837 (Cole House)
• Main Street, 5881 (Gus’ Pawn Shop-Thorburn’s Drug Store)
• Main Street, 5904 (Reward Shoes-Orient Spa)
• Main Street, 5906-5908 (Solomon Whybra Store)
• Main Street, 5926 (MJ’s Bar & Grill)
• Main Street, 5965 (Main Street Laundry)
• Main Street, 6028-6036 (Davey Automotive)
• Main Street, 6047
• Main Street, 6062 (Allanson Ross Carriage Works)
• Main Street, 6098-6106
• Main Street, 6151 (Main Street Baptist Church)
• Main Street, 6161 (Ferguson House)
• Main Street, 6248 (St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church)
• Maple Street, 5449 (Doherty House)
• Menzie Street, 5368
• Montrose Road, 4751 (Corwin House)
• Montrose Road, 5453 (George Wright House)
• Mountain Road, 8656 (Bacon House)
• Mountain Road, 8865 (Karn-Brown-Gauld House)
• Niagara River Parkway, 2565 (NPC School of Horticulture)
• Niagara River Parkway, 7200 (Toronto Power House)
• Niagara River Parkway, 13089 (Detenbeck Home)
• Ontario Avenue, 4673-4681
• Ontario Avenue, 4691
• Ontario Avenue, 4781-4785 (Munford House)
• Ontario Avenue, 5036 (Toll Gate House)
• Ontario Avenue, 5042
• Ort Road, 13173 (Willoughby-Sauer Church)
• Peer Street, 5775 (John Misener Jr House)
• Peer Street, 5808
• Portage Road, 5091 (Crompton House)
• Portage Road, 7400-7500 (Oak Hall)
• Queen Street, 4299 (Old Bank of Hamilton-CIBC)
• Queen Street, 4303-4307 (Olsen-Sottile Insurance)
• Queen Street, 4311-4313 (Logan Block)
• Queen Street, 4321-4337 (McClive-Rosbergs)
• Queen Street, 4343-4349
• Queen Street, 4351-4357 (McNally Building)
• Queen Street, 4365 (Bank of Montreal)
• Queen Street, 4437-4455 (Barry Block)
• Queen Street, 4500 (Niagara Falls Post Office)
• Queen Street, 4624 (Seneca Theatre)
• River Road, 4965 (Lundy’s House)
• River Road, 5023
• River Road, 5031
• River Road, 5651 (Former Niagara Falls Museum- Aviary)
• Robinson Street, 5491
• Robinson Street, 5669
• Robinson Street, 5777
• Ross Street, 6065
• Simcoe Street, 4462
• Sodom Road, 14789 (St. John’s United Church)
• St. Patrick Avenue, 3345 (Toad Hall)
• St. Paul Avenue, 2835 (Queens Hotel)
• St. Paul Avenue, 3121 (Stamford Presbyterian)
• St. Paul Avenue, 3221
• St. Paul Avenue, 3369
• Stanley Avenue, 6881 (Loretto Academy)
• Stanley Avenue, 7020 (Mount Carmel)
• Stanley Avenue, 7021 (Our Lady of Peace Church)
• Summer Street, 5783 (Bradley Octagon House)
• Sylvia Place, 5916 (Marsena Biggar House)
• Thorold Stone Road, 6993 (Lemon Homestead)
• Thorold Stone Road, 8653
• Victoria Avenue, 4673 (St. Patrick’s Church)
• Victoria Avenue, 5049 (Niagara Falls Armoury)
• Walnut Street, 4951
• Zimmerman Avenue, 4711 (Dr. James McGarry House)
• Zimmerman Avenue, 4779

A property may be identified as being of cultural heritage value or interest and recommended for listing on the Register by an owner, Council, the City’s Municipal Heritage Committee, or a third-party.

A listed property is not the same as a designated property.

Consultation with the City’s Municipal Heritage Committee and a Council resolution is required to include a listed property on the Register.

The process to list a property on the Register is outlined in Section 27 of the Ontario Heritage Act.

Under Section 27(7) of the Ontario Heritage Act, an owner may object upon receiving notice that the property has been included in the Register by notifying the City Clerk within 30 days.

The owner’s objection must identify the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts.

Council will consider the notice of objection within 90 days and make a decision as to whether the property should remain or whether it should be removed from the Register.

The City’s Municipal Heritage Committee, Council, or a property owner may initiate removing a property from the Register.

Council is not required to consult with the Municipal Heritage Committee before removing the listed property from the Register.

Council will consider the request and will decide whether the property should remain or whether it should be removed from the Register.

Under Section 27 of the Ontario Heritage Act, listed properties that are not designated by January 1, 2027 are required to be removed from the Register. Council may not include the property again in the Register for a period of five years.

Listing on the Register:

• It is not the same as heritage designation
• Doesn’t legally restrict the permitted zoning use of a property
• Listed properties do not require a Heritage Permit
• It doesn’t prevent interior or exterior alterations or changes to the property, including additions. A Building Permit is still applicable if required
• Doesn’t prevent demolition, but it does provide an interim 60-day protection from demolition by requiring owners to give the Council notice of their intention to demolish or remove the building or structure
• It should not impact your insurance rates or coverage

If a Planning Act application is being made, staff may require that a Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment be completed to confirm the property's cultural heritage value or interest and assess the impact of the proposed development/land parcel alteration.

The 60 day interim period is intended to allow Council and staff time to discuss alternatives of the property with the owner, including:  opportunities for retention, adaptive re-use, and photo-documentation of the property prior to demolition.

In the case of significant heritage properties, the 60 day delay allows Council to consider issuing a notice of intention to designate the property during that period to prevent demolition.

Under Section 27(9) of the Ontario Heritage Act, an owner of a listed property must give at least 60 days' notice to Council of their intention to demolish or remove a building or structure on their property.

The notice of intention to demolish should be accompanied by any necessary plans or information (such as a Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment) that would assist Council in deciding whether to remove the property from the Register.

Once staff receive the notice of intention to demolish, a report is prepared for Council to assist in deciding whether or not to remove the property from the Register.

The demolition or removal of any building or structure on the property is prohibited during this time period.

After the Council approves the removal of the listed property from the Register, an application may be made to the City’s Building Department for a Building Permit. 

A Building Permit is required to demolish or remove any building or structure on the property.