CNV Heritage Register

Tudor Revival Style of Architecture

Have you ever found yourself wandering the streets of your neighbourhood, admiring the homes, both old and new, only to wonder what style of architecture a certain home might be? Well, we at the North Shore Heritage Society are here to help! In the next part of our architecture series, we will be looking at the Tudor Revival style.

Doubly Spectacular Heritage Project

It all started with the January 7, 2020 North Shore News article “1908 Heritage Home Offered for Free”. The “Copper Cottage”, on the CNV Heritage Register, was slated for demolition but the developer had given it a last-minute reprieve, if North Shore Heritage could find someone to take it. Two years later, Tony Dean and Yvonne Perrault, have undertaken the most mammoth job of relocating, renovating, restoring not just the Copper Cottage but also the original 1920 house that sat at the back of their lot at 532 East 10th. The outcome is Doubly Spectacular, pun intended!!!

A Humble Home for a Mountaineering Icon

Phyllis Munday called 373 Tempe Crescent home for 54 years. She played a significant part in North Vancouver’s history & heritage, so why isn’t the house she called home recognized by the CNV for its heritage significance?