General Information

Type of Resource: Building
Civic Address: 3224 Kalum Street
Legal Property Description: Lot 25 and Lot 26, Block 6, District Lot 369, Coast District, Plan 972
Construction Date: 1912
Architect/Builder: Will Little, Builder
Current Owner: Hemac Investments Ltd.
Community Heritage Register: Resolution No. 054-2006
Designated Municipal Heritage Site: No designation

Historic Details

The British Columbia Provincial Police Station is a small, one-storey, wood-frame building with a hipped roof. B.C. Provincial Police station and jail (Lockup).  Will Little was the builder of this structure. Tom Parsons, the original Terrace Officer went on to become Commisioner of the B.C. Provincial Police. 

Today

Today, the building continues to occupy the original site, so the entire property has heritage value and character. Additions to the building in the 1950s maintained the original character and architectural features. The property is in the C7 Downtown Tourism District and adds to the character of the district. This is a significant site to be protected. Today, it is the home of the Terrace & District Chamber of Commerce.

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