CFB Esquimalt - Architecture

Architecture

CFB Esquimalt contains several recognized and classified federal heritage buildings on the Register of the Government of Canada Heritage Buildings.

• Colwood Site
  • Guard House Building 38 Recognized – 2002
  • Belmont Road Main Gatehouse BEL 13 Recognized – 2000
  • Cow Barn / Dairy RR6 Recognized – 2000
  • Gatehouse Lodge RR8 Recognized – 2000
  • Grant Block, Building 24 Recognized – 1990
  • Gymnasium RR22 Recognized – 2000
  • Hatley Castle Classified – 1986
  • Nixon Block RR24A Recognized – 2000
  • Stable / Garage RR4 Recognized – 2000
  • Swimming Pool RR22A Recognized – 2000
• Dockyard
  • Admiral's Residence, former Naval Storekeeper's Residence, Building D101 Classified – 1991
  • Aldergrove Building DY 199 Recognized – 2001
  • Bickford Tower, Building D118 Recognized – 1988
  • Clothing / Receiving Stores, Building 211 Recognized – 1991
  • Cordage / Furniture Stores, Building D80 Recognized – 1991
  • Dry Dock Pumphouse, Building 175 Recognized – 1991
  • Electrical Shop Building DY 141 Recognized – 2001
  • Engineer's Residence, Building 1 Recognized – 1991
  • Factory, Building 51 Recognized – 1991
  • Guard House Building 214 Recognized – 1991
  • Main Office, Building 70 Recognized – 1991
  • Oil Stores Building 83 Recognized – 1991
  • Ordnance Stores, Building D77 Recognized – 1991
  • Royal Navy Prison, Building D26 Recognized – 1991
  • Rum / Salt Meats Stores, Building D75-76 Recognized – 1991
  • Sail Loft / Oil Stores, Building 109 Recognized – 1991
  • Shipwrights' Shed / Spar Shed, Building D113 Recognized – 1991
  • Stone Frigate Building D38 Recognized – 1991
  • Warehouse Building D85 Recognized – 1986
• Naden
  • Administration Block, Building 37 Recognized – 1990
  • Administration Office, former Offices of the Officer-in-Charge, Building 5 Recognized – 1991
  • Catholic Chapel, Building 35 Recognized – 1990
  • Communications School, Building 67 Recognized – 1991
  • Drill Hall Building 33-33A-33B Recognized – 1991
  • Gunnery School, former Building 50 Recognized – 1991
  • Nelles Block, Building 34 Recognized – 1994
  • Officer's Ward / Base Museum, Building 20 Recognized – 1990
  • Protestant Chapel Building 39 Recognized – 1990
  • Radar Training Building 92A Recognized – 2006
  • Stores / Museum Warehouse, Building 29 Recognized – 1990
  • Torpedo School, former Building 2 Recognized – 1991
  • Trades Training Building 92 Recognized – 2006
• Signal Hill
  • Armament Artificer's and Sergeant's Quarters, former Building 522 Recognized – 1991
  • Gun Emplacement, Building 578 Recognized – 1990
  • Private Married Quarters, former Building 523 Recognized – 1991
  • Reserve Ordnance Stores, former Building 508 Recognized – 1991
• Work Point Barracks
  • Administration Building 1020 Recognized – 1991
  • Artillery Barracks, Building 1075 Recognized – 1991
  • Barracks Building 1004 Recognized – 1991

The Institute for Stained Glass in Canada has documented the stained glass at the Multi-Faith Naval Chapel and the stained glass at the Old Naval and Garrison Church (1866), now known as St Paul's Anglican