 Charting Change - Deer Lake 1905/2000
The legacy of Burnaby’s history can be seen in every corner of our city. Our natural and cultural heritage encompasses a wide range of resources, including buildings and structures, which contribute to the unique character of each neighbourhood. This atlas includes all protected heritage resources and other heritage sites on the historic maps (1825, 1905, 1925 & 1955) to provide their original setting and the 2001 map to illustrate the modern context.
Burnaby’s City Council, with guidance from the Community Heritage Commission and the community, has endeavored to protect both public and privately-owned features of importance through designating them as municipal heritage sites. This designation by civic bylaw protects these properties from alteration without the direct approval of Burnaby City Council. Owners of historic Burnaby buildings or homes may request that Council consider the designation of their property at any time and benefit from available incentives. Burnaby has to date designated thirty-seven buildings and structures as municipal heritage landmarks.
Burnaby’s Community Heritage Commission initiated this map poster as an official project to celebrate and mark the Millennium. This historic atlas is the first to document all the City’s protected heritage resources, and illustrate the evolution of Burnaby. Each of the five maps depict Burnaby in a selected year that marks both the end of a significant era and the beginning of another.
Free Copies of the "Charting Change" poster are available at Burnaby City Hall - Planning Department and all Burnaby Public Library branches
- H.D. Morrison House
- John And Christina Mackie House "The Gables"
- Joseph And Jane Wintemute House
- William And Olivia Coburn House
- J.D. Shearer House
- Henry T. And Grace Ceperley Estate "Fairacres"
- Robert And Bessie Anderson House
- William J. And Mary Mathers Mansion "Altnadene"
- Burnaby Village Museum
- Seaforth School
- Edwin W. And Mary Bateman House "Elworth"
- "Vorce" Tram Station
- Burnaby Civic Employees Union Memorial Fountain
- Thomas Irvine House
- Bell's Dry Goods Store
- Jesse And Martha Love House
- Frederick J. & Alice Hart Mansion "Avalon"
- Robert M. And Maude Edgar House
- Frederick W. And Edna Cunningham House
- Dugald & Frances Patterson House
- Central Park Entrance Gate
- Jubilee Grove Arch
- Andrew M. Johnson House "Glenedward"
- Charles J. Peter Mansion "Overlynn"
- Thomas O. & Frances Townley Mansion "Deerholme"
- Kingsway East School (Alan Emmott Centre)
- Burnaby South High School Cenotaph And Memorial Tennis Courts
- Lochdale Community Hall
- John A. & Sarah Thurston House "Altese"
- Charles R. Shaw House
- North Burnaby Cenotaph
- William & Annie Wilson House
- E. B. Floden House
- William & Ruth Baldwin House
“Charting Change” is a project of the City of Burnaby’s Community Heritage Commission and was completed to celebrate the new Millennium.
Bruce Macdonald, consultant “Living History”.
Jim Wolf, City of Burnaby Planning Department.
Rod Nevison, City of Burnaby Planning Department.
Deer Lake c. 1906, (Burnaby Village Museum Collection HV 976.139.66) and Deer Lake 2000 (R. Nevison photo).
National Library of Canada Cataloguing in Publication Data Macdonald, Bruce, 1948-
Charting change
ISBN 0-9692828-6-9
1. Burnaby (B.C.)–History– Maps. 2. Burnaby (B.C.) –Maps.
3. Historic Buildings–British Columbia –Burnaby –Maps.
I. Wolf, Jim. II. Burnaby (B.C.) III. Title.
G3514.B8M32 2002 912.711’33 C2002-910822-5
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